Bangor wales

We check out the ten best places to dine in Bangor, the Welsh foodie hotspot.

Bangor Pier, North Wales

Bangor - North Wales

Bangor University is situated in the not-so-sleepy Welsh city of Bangor. With only 15,000 local residents but more than 15,000 students, Bangor certainly is a student city. Bangor University is situated in the not-so-sleepy Welsh city of Bangor. With only 15,000 local residents but more than 15,000 students, Bangor certainly is a student city. In […]

Learn more about this beautiful spot in United Kingdom, how to get there (with geo-tracking data) and how to take your perfect picture of this place with our photo tips.

Bangor, Gwynedd, Wales, between the Snowdonia mountains and the Menai Strait, is the oldest city in Wales and one of the smallest in the UK. Garth Pier is a wooden promenade with views along the strait and across to Anglesey. Spinnies Aberogwen Nature Reserve, a series of lagoons, reeds and woodland next to the river estuary and tidal mudflats, is a magnet for birdlife. Bangor Cathedral has gothic columns, stained glass windows and a rare 15th century oak carving.

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Bangor, Wales, UK

Welsh library at Bangor University North Wales

Bangor wales

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Clock tower, Bangor

Students may study for a BA in History with Archaeology; or Welsh History with Archaeology; or Heritage, Archaeology and History. We concentrate on the archaeology of Britain, Ireland and Europe from the Prehistoric to the end of the Middle Ages. What they say: The School of History, Welsh History and Archaeology currently has 15-20 teaching staff and a yearly student intake of about 110. The Department has a very wide range of courses, stretching from prehistory to the present day. History…

Discover the 15 best things to do in Bangor. Including Penrhyn Castle, Menai Bridge, Bangor Pier, Storiel, Bangor Cathedral, Bangor University and more

It may seem like a quiet little city nestled in the Welsh valleys but Bangor is steeped in history, with plenty to do and see – making it a lovely Welsh weekender. Not to mention it’s the gateway to the epic Snowdonia National Park! ⛰️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Bangor pier taken from Anglesey side of the stratus near to Beaumaris

Bangor University, Gwynedd

A stuffed two-headed lamb, 7,500 year old elk antlers and the skeleton of a Tasmanian devil among rare artifacts rarely glimpsed by the public