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Pant Hwfa Farm, Llanllechid is a small working farm, with fantastic views over the Snowdonia Range and Anglesey. We have direct access on to the vast Snowdonia range for you to go walking, or just relax and enjoy the peaceful setting. Pant Hwfa is well situated for discovering the many attractions within Snowdonia. Some are on your doorstep like Penrhyn Castle and Bangor Pier. Outside there is a decking area also, a table and chairs and a plenty of space in the field to enjoy any sports or just relax by the pond at the end of the field. Please don't leave children unattended. more.. 'Pant Hwfa Farm '
Bethesda is a town lying on the River Ogwen and the A5 road on the edge of Snowdonia, in Gwynedd, north-west Wales, colloquially called Pesda by the locals. The town grew around the slate and stone quarrying industry, the largest of the local quarries being the Penrhyn Quarry. At its peak, it was exporting its purple slate all over the world, and in so doing it gained a reputation for being the world's best. The town was the site of a famous three-year strike led by the North Wales Quarrymen's Union from 1900. 'Bethesda Page'
North Wales is steeped in history and was for almost a millennia known as the Kingdom of Gwynedd. The mountainous stronghold of Snowdonia formed the nucleus of that realm and would become the last redoubt of independent Wales - only overcome in 1283. To this day it remains a stronghold of the Welsh language and a centre for Welsh national and cultural identity. North Wales is home to two of the three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Wales. These are Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and canal and, collectively, the Edwardian Castles and town walls of the region which comprise those at Caernarfon, Beaumaris, Conwy and Harlech.
Places To Visit
'North Wales Places To Visit Page' also we have a selection of links to
Tourists Attractions
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