History 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

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

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

Anglesey is an island steeped in history and ancient folklore going back over five millennia. That’s a long time to

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

Church Island is the home of St Tysilio’s church, the building and adjoining cemetery take up this 2.7 acre island.

Lligwy Cromlech is a Neolithic burial chamber dating back to around 5000BC. It sits on the North East coast of

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.

Aberlleiniog Castle or the remains of it are located on the east coast of Anglesey, close to the village of

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

Holyhead Breakwater Park sits at the foot of Holy Mountain, walking, history and wildlife. The breakwater Park highlights the industrial