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Bangor

Worth visiting

Added on 26 Dec 2019,

last edited by »biroto-Redaktion« on 26 Dec 2019

Nearby cycle routes and tours

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Valley (North Wales coast) - Reading

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Holyhead - Cardiff, Lôn Las Cymru

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2,4 km

Tour of England and Wales

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Across Wales (in part on Lon Las Cymru)

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Type of sights

Heritage building(s)

 

Name and address

Bangor

GB-LL57 1DT Bangor

GEO-data

Geodetic coordinates

53.227719 -4.126882

Elevation

18 m

Communication

Garth Pier, Bangor
Garth Pier, Bangor
Cathedral Church of Saint Deiniol, Bangor
Cathedral Church of Saint Deiniol, Bangor
Bangor Cathedral
Bangor Cathedral
Penrhyn Castle
Penrhyn Castle

Bangor is a small city in Gwynedd.

Understand

Bangor is a small coastal city in North Wales, and is a picturesque city offering views over the Menai Straits (especially attractive at sunset), and also serves as a convenient base for visiting the nearby Snowdonia National Park.

With a population of only around 14,000, Bangor is one of the UK's smallest cities. Bangor is a university city and has a large student population, and is home to Bangor University, established in 1884.

Around half of the people in the city can speak Welsh, but if you took away all of the students in the university, this figure would be much higher.

See

  • Bangor Pier, +44 1248 352421. Also known as Garth Pier, this Victorian pier opened in 1896 and reaches halfway across the Menai Straits to the Isle of Anglesey Wikivoyage Icon. At the end of the pier is the Whistlestop Cafe, which is popular and well-known locally for its scones. Wikipedia Icon 
  • Penrhyn Castle, LL57 4HN, +44 1248 353084. Varies by season. The castle is closed over the winter months. A neo-Norman Victorian fantasy castle from the 19th century, Penrhyn Castle is now a National Trust property. It contains a collection of "Norman" style furniture and old masters' paintings. It has a shop, tea room, a doll museum, two galleries and an industrial railway museum. Can be considered well over the top in the desire to impress but the kitchen quarters and the walled garden are particularly to be recommended. £11.50, £5.75 for children. Wikipedia Icon
  • Bangor Cathedral, +44 1248 354999. A 6th-century cathedral with attractive architecture. The focal point of the city. Wikipedia Icon 
  • Storiel (formerly Gwynedd Museum and Art Gallery), Ffordd Gwynedd, LL57 1DT, +44 1248 353368. Tells the story of the people of Bangor and Gwynedd over previous centuries. Free. 

Sleep

Inside the range of 4 km:

  •   Nomi Rooms & Restaurant, 2 Upper Garth Road, Bangor, PC VIII

    "... We regularly welcome cyclists and have plenty of indoor secure storage."

  •   Victoria Hotel, Telford Road, Menai Bridge, PC VI - X

    "... for your bicycles we have a large cellar and an indoor conference room where we can keep them over night."

  •   Anglesey Arms, Mona Road, Menai Bridge, PC VII

    "... We have a secure cellar where we can keep your bikes overnight."

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Nearby cycle routes and tours

Route nameTypeDist. to route

Valley (North Wales coast) - Reading

Route

0,3 km

EuroVelo: Capitals Route

Route

2,4 km

Holyhead - Cardiff, Lôn Las Cymru

Route

2,4 km

Tour of England and Wales

Tour

0,1 km

Across Wales (in part on Lon Las Cymru)

Tour

0,1 km

Added on 26 Dec 2019,

last edited by »biroto-Redaktion« on 26 Dec 2019