Attractions Archives - Visit Anglesey

Trefignath Burial Chamber

Trefignath Burial Chamber is actually 3 different burial chambers. To give an idea of just how important this Neolithic site

As it says on the tin! Holyhead’s famous but often under explored historic site the remains of the Stone Hut

Point Lynas Lighthouse stands proud on the North East coast of Anglesey. The lighthouse is in a nice quiet and

Pili Palas Nature World is another of Angleseys little gems located close to Menai Bridge. As an attraction that is

Anglesey Transport Museum is a 2 minute drive from the village of Newbourgh in South West Anglesey. Into your classic

The Stone Science Museum is one of Angleseys hidden treasures. If you are into geology, fossils and learning about Anglesey

The Anglesey Coastal Path is the Island of Angleseys crowning glory so to speak. At 130 miles long its a

The Dingle woodland nature reserve is in Llangefni, the countytown of Anglesey. It’s not the biggest of areas but the

Anglesey Stepping stones is another of this great little island hidden gems. They are often referred to as the Giant’s

Penrhos coastal park is located just outside of Holyhead and has a bit of everything. The park is a jack

The Menai Bridge is the original gateway to Anglesey and construction was started on the bridge in 1818. Moreover it

The Jam Factory on Anglesey produces up to 10,000 jars per week. Not only jams but a varied selection of