What is recorded here
Built by the Normans in the 12th century, Beaumaris Castle was a key stronghold in the conquest and control of north Wales. It is important as one of the few well-preserved medieval castles on the Isle of Anglesey, reflecting the strategic military efforts of the English Crown in the region.
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Places near here
Castell Biwmares; Beaumaris Castle, BeaumarisCastle · 16 yd_-_geograph.org.uk_-_7440198.jpg?width=1280)
Y Pen-saer MaenMemorial · 25 yd
Gunners Walk, Beaumaris CastleBastion · 64 yd
Llanfaes GateVisitor information · 71 yd
County Hall;Court House, Bulkeley Place, BeaumarisCounty Hall · 88 yd
Canolfan David Hughes Community Centre; Old Grammar School, BeaumarisSecondary School; Private School; Community Centre; Grammar School · 108 yd
BeaumarisVisitor information · 122 yd
Beaumaris Library, BeaumarisPublic Library · 126 yd
Gofeb Ryfel / War MemorialMemorial · 310 yd
Coed NantWood · 1.4 mi
Castell Aberlleiniog, Castle Earthworks and Civil War FortMotte and Bailey; Fort · 2.0 mi
Aberlleiniog WoodlandWood · 2.0 miOther information
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