Best places: Tourist attractions in Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, United Kingdom

Road crossing with a pedestrian walkway, built by Thomas Telford in 1826 & illuminated at night.

Historic estate featuring 3 elaborate gardens, plus a tea room & holiday cottages.

👍👍 A breathtaking view over the Menai Straits as-well as the two bridges connecting Wales to Anglesey. Easily accessible, lots of parking.

National Trust castle with painting collection, restored kitchens and an industrial railway museum.

👍👍 Came with our 1 and 4 year old. Took a picnic and what a fantastic day. Excellent value for money. Knowledgable and friendly staff. Spent 4 hours here no problem. They loved petting the animals, brushing bunnies, tractor ride, jumping pillow, swings, small tractors to ride. Lovely day

👍👍 Very beautiful place to visit. But very windy. Sometimes boat service suspended for the windy weather. But you can catch CRAB from the pier. There is a shop where you can buy net and crab busket, and can spend hours by catching crab. There is a big car parking area but expensive parking fee, nearly...

Family activity centre with tunnels, mazes and trails for kids, plus magic shows and crafts.

On the longest day of the year, sunlight flows into the passageway of this Neolithic burial grounds.

Architecturally outstanding 13th-century castle with activities and events programme.

Originating in 1470 and rebuilt in 1793, this waterfront mansion with art & gardens offers tours.

👍👍 A fantastic and informative trip. The captain was a funny and entertaining person along with his deck hand. I was made up they brought the boat to a stop allowing us to view the seals for a good length of time. The captain has a wealth of knowledge about the surrounding area and the inhabiting wildl...

👍👍 My two grandsons had a wonderful experience paddle boarding. From the minute we walked in reception we could not have been more welcomed. The safety training was brilliant and the staff were amazing. A gang of kids all strangers went out for the afternoon to learn to paddle board. Had a whale of a t...

Local cultural history, plus art galleries dedicated to Charles Tunnicliffe and Kyffin Williams.

Victorian jail with prisoner cells and original artefacts including a tread wheel.

👍 Entrance to the pier wasn’t expensive. I believe it cost 50p for an adult and children were free. We enjoyed our walk down the pier and had good views up and down the Menai Straights. It was extremely windy that day so halfway down we stopped at a small hut for a cheese and onion toastie and a drink...

👍👍 Seeing a Kingfisher was a Bucket List item for me. At a local fair, a Welsh guy on a Cheshire Wildlife Trust stand said Spinnies was the place to go. So, I arranged to spend a couple of days in the Bangor area. Made 2 consecutive daily hour long visits to the Spinnies. The first day we saw Kingfishe...

Small, hands-on zoo aimed at kids with meerkat, bug and butterfly enclosures, plus indoor play zone.

👍 Pleasant course, will maintained. Great back drop. Not a difficult challenge for an average player (I'm below average!). Only gripe is the distance between some of the holes, especially 2 and 3 but not a major issue I guess. Pro shop staff very helpful.

👍👍 The pier is great for crabbing with stunning views over looking the Mainland and up and down the coast. There is a place where you can take a photo using the stand the council put in. Only down side is you can see a massive nut and bolt 🔩 😂😂😂😂