Attractions / Activities

The first person to translate the Bible into Welsh was the bishop from the Tudor era, Bishop William Morgan, and at Ty Mawr Wybrnant farmhouse, near Penmachno, in the Conwy Valley,you can visit the site of his birthplace.

Gorseddau quarry in Cwmstradllyn had been worked on a small scale since 1836 but was actively developed from 1854.

The National Slate Museum is sited in the Victorian workshops built in the shadow of Elidir mountain, site of the vast Dinorwig quarry.

Neuadd Dwyfor is a multi-purpose Arts Centre situated in the middle of Pwllheli Market Town. The building houses a 222 seat auditorium with a stage as well as a cinema screen and is the home of Pwllheli Library.

The description ‘Country Park’ doesn’t really do this place justice. Ranged around the lake of Llyn Padarn, there’s everything here from watersports to walking, wildlife to industrial heritage, woodlands to inspiring mountain views.

Visiting Penmaenmawr Museum is a journey through time – a journey that takes you thousands of years into the past and leads you to the town you see today.