Attractions near Tre`r Ceiri

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Tre`r Ceiri Iron Age Hill Fort

Llithfaen, Pwllheli, Gwynedd LL53 - Wales, UK

Crowning the eastern peak of the Yr Eifl mountains, Tre`r Ceiri is one of the most spectacular Iron Age hill forts in Britain. It lies at 1500 feet above sea level and from its summit,occupied by a Bronze age cairn,...

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Attractions near Tre`r Ceiri

A selection of attractions close to Tre`r Ceiri:

Aberdaron Beach (< 1 Mile)

Aberdaron Beach is a sheltered, award-winning, mainly sandy beach at the far end of the Lleyn peninsula. Behind it is the small, white washed village...

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Nefyn Beach (< 1 Mile)

Nefyn Beach lies in a north-facing bay on the Lleyn peninsula, with fine views to the north-east of the triple peaked Yr Eifl mountain. It...

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Porth Dinllaen (< 1 Mile)

Porth Dinllaen is a picturesque, tiny, coastal hamlet on the Lleyn peninsula. Now owned by the National Trust, there were plans in the early 1800s...

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Nant Gwrtheyrn Heritage Centre (7.3 Miles)

Steeped in legend, Nant Gwrtheyrn is a beautiful, remote valley enclosed by the steep slopes of Yr Eifl. Fishermen, farmers and granite quarry workers once...

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Amgueddfa Nant Gwrtheyrn (7.3 Miles)

This museum is an interesting and informative collection based at the very heart of the community that it is designed to study. It brings...

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Lloyd George Museum (9.6 Miles)

Lloyd George, the first World War prime minister, lived as a boy in the little village of Llanystumdwy. His mother brought her family to live...

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Criccieth Castle (11.1 Miles)

Criccieth Castle is a prominent North Wales landmark, positioned on a high mound overlooking the town of Criccieth and the sea of Tremadog Bay. The...

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Harlech Castle (15.8 Miles)

Harlech Castle is one of the four great castles in Wales that was constructed for Edward I. It is a World Heritage site and was...

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Ffestiniog Railway (16.3 Miles)

The Ffestiniog Railway was built in 1836 to carry slates from the mines down to the harbour at Porthmadog and claims to be the oldest...

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Welsh Highland Railway (16.6 Miles)

The Welsh Highland Railway is a friendly and intimate piece of transport history, offering visitors the chance to travel through some of the most charming...

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Portmeirion Village (16.9 Miles)

From murals to colonades, pantheons to piazzas, Portmeirion has something for everyone. See the original Golden Buddha from the Ingrid Bergman film - ‘The Inn...

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Llandecwyn (19.3 Miles)

In a beautiful setting overlooking Tremadog Bay, Llandecwyn is a small pilgrim place for quiet prayer, simple hospitality, and thoughtful conversation. Individuals and groups of...

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Parc Glynllifon (19.5 Miles)

Parc Glynllifon is a small country park that was once Lord Newborough`s private garden. The mansion is now an agricultural college, but the public can...

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Bardsey Island (19.6 Miles)

Lying two miles off the end of the Lleyn Peninsula, this small island can be reached by boat from Aberdaron or Pwllheli. Once a place...

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Caernarfon Airworld Museum (20.2 Miles)

Explore Caernarfon’s aviation museum and you will not be disappointed. On display are some magnificent examples of classic aircraft from a Seahawk to a Javelin...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)