Pictures of Beaumaris
About Beaumaris
Beaumaris, situated on the Isle of Anglesey in Wales, is a captivating town renowned for its rich medieval heritage and scenic charm. The centrepiece of Beaumaris is the remarkable Beaumaris Castle, a 13th-century fortress designed by the esteemed military architect James of St. George. Its well-preserved structure stands as a testament to medieval military engineering.
Wandering through the town's narrow streets reveals a delightful blend of historic buildings, inviting shops, eateries, and pubs, creating a relaxed atmosphere that appeals to both locals and tourists alike. Beaumaris boasts a unique character with its picturesque pier offering stunning views of the Menai Strait, providing an ideal setting for a stroll.
The old Beaumaris Gaol, or jail, adds another layer of history to the town. Visitors can explore this historical site, gaining insights into the penal system of bygone eras through informative guided tours.
Beaumaris is also graced with the presence of St Mary's and St Nicholas's churches, two architecturally significant landmarks that contribute to the town's cultural and historical tapestry.
Beyond its historical allure, Beaumaris invites outdoor enthusiasts to indulge in water sports along the Menai Strait or embark on scenic walks along the Anglesey Coastal Path, revelling in the coastal and countryside beauty that surrounds this Welsh gem.
