Llys Llewelyn Heritage and Accommodation Centre

The historic interest starts at Llys Llewelyn. Converted in 2005, the centre was once a cluster of traditional 19th century farm buildings, named 'Llys Llewelyn' after Prince Llewelyn ap Gruffydd who was the Prince of Wales in the 13th Century. His chief court was in Aberffraw.

From the well known prehistoric monuments through Roman occupation to the modern age with its industrial and maritime heritage and travel links, Anglesey has a diverse and fascinating heritage.