Trefignath Burial Chamber
Dating back more than 5000 years, Trefignath's three chamber tomb and adjacent standing stones are a scheduled ancient monument.
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Dating back more than 5000 years, Trefignath's three chamber tomb and adjacent standing stones are a scheduled ancient monument.
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Dedicated to Captain John Macgregor Skinner, washed overboard in 1832. The monument was erected by the locals to "honour his unbounded charity".
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Dating to the 13th century conquest of Wales, Beaumaris Castle is a stunning world heritage site that should not be missed.
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Marking the western entrance to the Menai Strait, Tŵr Mawr Lighthouse dates to the late 19th century and is 10 metres tall.
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Also called Cae Llys, this area of archaeological import is the ruin of a commotal court from The Kingdom of Gwynnedd.
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A Neolithic earthwork dating back many thousands of years, Castell Bryn Gwyn has seen use in various ways throughout history.
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An astonishing prehistoric burial chamber that dates back approximately 6000 years, first as a henge, then a passage tomb.
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A sea view guest house stay in Anglesey is more than just accommodation — it’s an experience. Driftwood in Rhosneigr offers boutique comfort, stunning views, and the perfect base for exploring the island’s coast and culture.
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