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Beaumaris Courthouse (Llys Biwmares)

A courthouse from 1614 opposite Beaumaris Castle, used as an assize court until 1971 and now a museum run with the gaol by Beaumaris Town Council.

Beaumaris
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East coast & Menai
Stone front of Beaumaris Courthouse
Photo: Tilman2007, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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It sits right opposite the castle, so it’s easy to combine with Beaumaris Castle and the gaol.

Beaumaris Courthouse was built in 1614 and stands opposite Beaumaris Castle. It was enlarged in the early 1800s, served as an assize court until 1971 and then as a magistrates’ court, and is now a museum. It is listed Grade II*. The courtroom keeps its historic character despite 19th-century alterations.

Stories from its past include an 18th-century thief whipped through four island towns for stealing cheese and beef.

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It is run alongside Beaumaris Gaol by Beaumaris Town Council. When we checked on 11 October 2026 there were no published opening days or prices, so contact the council before you go.

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On Castle Street (Mona Place side), directly opposite Beaumaris Castle.
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Parking charges may apply; pay and display car parks in Beaumaris town centre.
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October 11, 2026
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