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Bala Attractions
Listed below are attractions in Bala:
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Opened in 1948, the Catholic Church in Bala is the first church outside of Portugal to be dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima. Previously, Bala did not have a Catholic Church in the town centre, and the little white-washed church,...
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Llyn Tegid is the largest natural lake in Wales. It is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and attracts many different kinds of birds. The unique Gwyniad, a fish left over from the Ice Age, is found only in Llyn...
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Thomas Charles was a great religious reformer who came to Bala in the 1780s and became immersed in Welsh Methodism. He pioneered a system of Sunday Schools and published religious books. There was a great need for Welsh Bibles and,...
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Tomen y Bala is a conspicuous mound, clearly visible from the car park at the north-east end of the town, near the River Tryweryn. It is thought to be a late Norman motte, which would have had a wooden tower...
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