The Magic of Conwy Castle: 5 Reasons Why It’s a Must-See Attraction in North Wales
Conwy Castle, built by 15,000 people between 1283 and 1287 for King Edward I, is an iconic medieval fortress in Conwy, North Wales. The castle played a crucial role in Edward's conquest of Wales and...
Beaumaris Castle is undoubtedly one of the most famous historical attractions on the Isle of Anglesey. Forming part of Edward I's impressive "Iron Ring", Beaumaris Castle was set to be the largest...
Rhoscolyn Burial Chamber: Megalithic Chambered Tomb or a Fake?
Set just behind Borth Wen Beach and in front of an impressive manor house is the so-called Rhoscolyn burial chamber. Made up of several standing stones and a capstone, the site has courted...
Anglesey is perhaps the island most steeped in history across the British Isles, and when it comes to Anglesey castles, you're spoilt for choice. Both on the island itself and within a 20-minute...
Nestled in a quiet corner of the countryside, just a stone's throw from the small fishing village of Moelfre, are the Lligwy Ruins. They are a collection of ruined buildings and a burial chamber that...
Porth Wen Brickworks is a derelict and abandoned Victorian brickworks located on the Northern coast of Anglesey. A hark back to a seemingly distant past, the kilns, chimneys, and rusty remnants of...
