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Holyhead is a town within the county of Anglesey, Wales, United Kingdom. It lies on the Holy Island that is located in the North Wales. The area's history dates way back the prehistoric times. Evidences of prehistoric settlements and Roman forts were found in the area. Holyhead is famous for its aluminium based industry, cultural heritage and charming sights. It has beautiful cliff views, beaches and abundant flora and fauna.
A breathtaking cliff-top site on Holy Island boasts walks, a visitor centre and closed circuit TV to view nesting birds. During the summer over 4,000 pairs of seabirds nest at South Stack cliffs. From Ellin's Tower visitor centre you can watch puffins, fulmars, guillemots and razorbills, using binoculars and telescopes, and see live pictures of the birds on the cliffs. Amazing bird watching opportunities are not the only reason to visit South Stack the cliffs contain some of the oldest rocks in Wales, dating back nearly 600 million years to the Precambrian period. The extensive folds in the cliff face bear witness to some of the earths movements that have shaped Wales. The layering of different materials making up the rocks is clearly visible.
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Caer Gybi is a small ancient fort that is located at Victoria Road, Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales, United Kingdom. The site dates way back the Roman times around the 4th century. Caer Gybi is well known and very well protected not only for its architectural style but also for being one of the few three walled Roman forts in Europe.
Cemlyn Nature Reserve is around sixteen miles away from the town of Holyhead. It can be found within the Cemlyn Bay, Isle of Anglesey, Wales. The reserve is known for its picturesque surroundings and abundant flora and fauna. The site is best to visit for bird watching.
Holyhead Maritime Museum is situated at the Beach Road, Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales, United Kingdom. The museum homes a number of artifacts, documents and other historical items related to the North Wales and its maritime history. The venue is highly recommended for people of all ages most especially to those who are interested in sailing and the sea.
HMS Thetis Memorial sits within the Maeshyfryd Cemetery, Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales. The site commemorates the ninety-nine people who lost their lives during the diving trials of the HMS Thetis (N25) that sank at the Liverpool Bay on the 1st of June 1939.
Saint Gwenfaen's Well is located within Holyhead, Anglesey, Wales, United Kingdom. It is a well-preserved ancient well with chamber popular for being home to Saint Gwenfaen sometime during the 6th century. The site is open to the public and is famous for its stonework and pool that was believed to cure mental illness.
