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Parys Mountain

Parys Mountain is an awesome open cast mine just outside Amlwch in Anglesey. Mined heavily for its copper ore deposits

The Creek in Amlwch, an Anglesey hidden gem, its only small but the place memorises. You really feel like you

Anglesey Lighthouses There are several functioning Lighthouses on Anglesey. These still serve to keep ships from straying to close to

The Roman Fort Caer Gybi is after it’s Welsh namesake (Caergybi) located in Holyhead on the western coast of Anglesey.

Anglesey Model Village is located on the East coast of Anglesey, close to Newborough and several other local attractions. Ideally

Din Lligwy has visible boundaries around the site and the remains of the hut circle house are in good condition.

Foel Farm Park is located on the shores of the Menai, looking across the sea to Caernarfron Castle. Set in

South Stack lighthouse is based on the western edge of Holy Island, it takes its name from the cliff section

Bryn Celli Ddu is a Neolithic Burial chamber on the eastern coast of Anglesey. One of only a handful of

Anglesey Sea Zoo sits on the shore of the marine diverse Menai Strait. Complimenting this diverse area, the sea zoo

Holyhead Maritime Museum sits above Newry beach with views across the Marina and breakwater. Moreover there is ample free parking

Barclodiad y Gawres in Anglesey is an ancient site, it is an actual Neolithic burial chamber dating back over 4-5000