| Beaumaris Castle |
A World Heritage Site. Built as one of the "iron ring"
castles of North Wales by Edward I, to stamp his authority on the Welsh. It was never finished. Nevertheless,
it has been called the "most technically perfect Mediaeval Castle in Britain". |
| Treasure Island, Beaumaris |
Indoor children’s soft play area |
| Pili Butterfly Palace |
A great family day out, where children can get close to
butterflies, lizards, spiders |
| Sea Zoo |
Anglesey’s aquarium, another favourite for families |
| Plas Newydd |
The mansion home of the Marquess of Anglesey, with
spectacular views of Snowdonia. It boasts large gardens, woodland walks and a marine walk along the Menai
Straits as well as the largest collection of Rex Whistler works. |
| South Stack Lighthouse |
You can visit this working lighthouse with its breathtaking
sea views. South Stack is noted for its rich diversity of wildlife in this designated Area of Outstanding
Natural Beauty |
| Menai Regatta |
Each year you will see hundreds of sailing boats racing
along the straits |
| Caernarfon Castle |
This world heritage site was intended by King Edward to
be a royal residence and seat of government for north Wales. |
| Snowdon Mountain Railway |
Have you ever wanted to go up Snowdon but without
walking? Take the Snowdon Mountain Railway at Llanberis. |
Green Wood Forest Park,
Y Felinheli |
The park is easy to get to on the other side of the
Britannia Bridge and is ideal day out for families with young children |
| Local hotels |
Anglesey Hotels iknow-wales.co.uk |