Din Lligwy
Stone-walled homestead ruins from the Roman period, with a nearby burial chamber and an abandoned chapel, that can be linked into a short heritage walk.
Din Lligwy is a stone-walled courtyard complex of a local chieftain from the late Roman period (around the 4th century), with the foundations of round and rectangular houses still visible in the woods. Within 500 metres are the Neolithic Lligwy Burial Chamber, where a huge capstone rests on low stones, and the ruins of the 12th-century Capel Lligwy chapel. All three sites are managed by Cadw, are free, and are open during the day. A walk linking them takes about an hour, and they can be visited on the same day as Moelfre and Lligwy Beach.
Opening hours
Open daytime
Nearby sights
- Moelfre
- Benllech Beach
- Red Wharf Bay
- Parys Mountain
- Llanfairpwllgwyngyll
- Bryn Celli Ddu
- Britannia Bridge
- Plas Newydd