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Oriel Môn
Anglesey’s free museum and art gallery near Llangefni, with island history, the Kyffin Williams gallery, Tunnicliffe’s bird paintings, a café and a shop.
Llangefni
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Central Anglesey
Photo: Neil Theasby, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Oriel Môn, just outside Llangefni, tells the island’s story from Stone Age flints to the Royal Charter shipwreck, and holds the largest collection of work by Sir Kyffin Williams in its own gallery, alongside Charles Tunnicliffe’s bird paintings. Exhibitions change through the year, and there’s a Discovery Den.
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Entry is free and all public areas are step-free on one level. There’s a licensed café, a shop full of local crafts, outdoor picnic and play areas, and free wifi. Closed on Mondays except bank holiday Mondays. Bus 32 stops at the gallery, and groups of 15 or more should call ahead.
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