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A pretty town in North Wales, Beaumaris has a lot to offer for a small place. Beaumaris is located on the Menai Strait and is full of history. Beaumaris Castle is a fantastic example of a medieval castle dating back to the reign of Edward I. You can also enjoy features such as a Victorian pier, gaol & courthouse. Beaumaris is also an important location to experience yachting and also is the home of two golf courses within walking distance of the town centre. |
| There are a variety of good shopping locations, restaurants and public houses in the town. Future plans to improve the town of Beaumaris include the building of a marina with work planned to start in the near future. Beaumaris and its location is the perfect base camp for exploring the nearby Snowdonia, to experience its beauty and great walks. |
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Beaumaris Castle
Located a mile to the north of the town is this castle that was built on marshlands on the Island of Anglesey. The castle is surrounded by it’s moat and dates back to 1295 and although never really finished it is reputed to be one of the finest castle in Wales.
(01248 810361)
Treasure Island Fun Centre
Lots of fun for the kids with a Buccaneer theme. Located in Little Lane.
(01248 811377)
Plas Bodfa
Overlooking Meani Strait, this lovely country home has wonderful views. There are also gardens to wander through and tearooms. (01248 490 100)
Beaumaris Gaol.
This Gaol operated in Victorian days when the punishment was very primitive and harsh. There is a museum here telling the history as well as a gift shop.
Penmon Priory
This 6th Century monastery has seen many Vicking raids in it’s time, and not much of the original structure has survived. However many renovations and additions over century’s makes it a very interesting place to visit. Located less than 2miles from Beaumaris. |
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Beaumaris hotels selected by eGuide |
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Bishopsgate House Hotel
With only 9 bedrooms this Georgian town house can offer an attentive, yet unobtrusive service, combining modern amenities with elegant antiquity.
Antique furniture, glass and china collections adorn the tasteful interior, where you will find a comfortable wood-panelled guest lounge, ideal for restful coffee and liqueurs. Elsewhere, the on site restaurant is one of just 2 Anglesey hotels to have earned an AA rosette, with fresh local produce served daily to keep you refreshed and content.
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The Best Western Bulkeley Hotel
The Bulkeley Hotel is yards from the beach and pier alongside the Menai Straits. It enjoys stunning views across the water to the mountains of Snowdonia.
Built as a Georgian show piece in 1832, the hotel now has 43 en suite bedrooms, a fine restaurant, coffee shop, Real Ale bar and lounge. All of the bedrooms are serviced by a lift and there are facilities for the disabled guest.
For the business traveller, the hotel offers a full secretarial service, internet access in all bedrooms and meeting rooms for 2-150 people. The hotel can host civil weddings for you and make all of the necessary arrangements for your special day. The ballroom is regularly used for weddings and functions for up to 140 people. The Bulkeley Hotel serves 'a Taste of Wales' and prides itself on cooking the best of local produce creatively. |
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