| Visitors to Anglesey will probably have their own agenda,But here are just a few that may be of interest. |
| Llanddwyn Island Part of Newborough Warren National Park, The Island has many historic buildings for the amateur historian, but is equally charming for lazy days and picnics. It boasts large rocky outcrops, rolling sand dunes, and pleasant beaches |
| Anglesey Sea Zoo The zoo is an exciting, award winning collection of sealife from around the coast of North Wales, as well as those from warmer shores. Amongst the many exhibits (at least on my last visit) they have an area for the rearing of Lobsters, a real-time tidal tank, and you are "guaranteed" to find a pearl in all their oysters. |
| Anglesey Race Circuit The circuit offers lots of action for race enthusiasts of all kinds, with 5 car race meetings, 3 sprints, 2 rallycross and 4 stage rallies. So if its a noisy, dusty day out your after, then this is the place for you. The circuit can be found just off the A4080 between Rhosneigr and Aberffraw |
| Beaumaris Castle, Beaumaris Gaol. An impressive fortress built by Edward I, towards the end of the 13 century, with commanding views across the Menai. You are able to walk along part of the defensive walls and passages. The Gaol is also worth a visit, and although still a working courthouse, you can still get the sense of menace the prisoners must have felt in days gone by. The treadmill which could accommodate six prisoners and was used to provide the gaol with running water is the only one still in its original position. |
| Just as a point of interest, whilst visiting the gaol, if you look across the road nearly opposite, there is a hotel (which at the present moment I cant remember the name of), but from which the landed gentry used to amuse themselves by heating coins up in the fire, and throwing them from the balcony, to watch the children trying to catch and hold on to them. Thank god for T.V eh. |
Anglesey Model Village
Angleseys landmarks, all built to one-twelfth full
size, with a working model railway which circles the
garden, stopping at the village with the longest
name, which I know you can now pronounce, (cant
you?). So, if money is getting a little tight, but you
still want to see all the landmarks you havent been
to yet, then this is the answer. Your friends back
home will never know the difference when you
show them the pictures of all the places you have
"been to". Just make sure they dont notice the
"giant" kids in the background.
Angleseys landmarks, all built to one-twelfth full
size, with a working model railway which circles the
garden, stopping at the village with the longest
name, which I know you can now pronounce, (cant
you?). So, if money is getting a little tight, but you
still want to see all the landmarks you havent been
to yet, then this is the answer. Your friends back
home will never know the difference when you
show them the pictures of all the places you have
"been to". Just make sure they dont notice the
"giant" kids in the background.
Click the links below to visit other places on Anglesey
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