Beaumaris Castle
The last of Edward I's castles in Wales, begun in 1295 and never finished; part of a World Heritage Site and run by Cadw.
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Places worth your time in Beaumaris, Menai Bridge & the east
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Monuments, musées, parcs et points de vue dans le quartier et ses environs.
The last of Edward I's castles in Wales, begun in 1295 and never finished; part of a World Heritage Site and run by Cadw.
County prison built in 1829, with original cells and exercise yards, and a courthouse built in 1614; both run by Beaumaris Town Council.
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Uninhabited island off the eastern tip of Anglesey with remains of a 12th-century monastery; Starida runs wildlife cruises from Beaumaris, April to October.
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Monastic site founded by St Seiriol in the 6th century; the priory remains are mostly 13th-century, in Cadw's care.
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Thomas Telford's bridge of 1826, still carrying road traffic; the Menai Heritage exhibition in the town tells its story.
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Village beside the Britannia Bridge whose 58-letter lengthened name is said to be the longest place name in Europe.
Former seat of the Marquesses of Anglesey on the Menai Strait, with Rex Whistler's mural and a Grade I listed garden; National Trust.
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Neolithic henge later replaced by a passage tomb you can walk into; free to visit in daylight, in Cadw's care.
Independent aquarium near Brynsiencyn with over 40 tanks of British marine life and conservation work including a lobster hatchery.
Small tidal island off the west coast near Newborough; Newborough Forest behind it is a red squirrel conservation site.
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Late Roman settlement of the 3rd and 4th centuries near Moelfre, with round huts and rectangular buildings inside a stone wall.
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