Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Pete H (2 years ago)
A wonderful find if you like churches and history. Beautifully cared for, with bright stained glass, an open and welcoming feel and a very long history. TOP TIP: Park up the road and walk to avoid the exorbitant £3.50 charge that the omnipresent attendants ask.
A wonderful find if you like churches and history. Beautifully cared for, with bright stained glass, an open and welcoming feel and a very long history. TOP TIP: Park up the road and walk to avoid the exorbitant £3.50 charge that the omnipresent attendants ask.
Kevin Mc (There and Back Again.) (2 years ago)
Beautiful old church with a well dating back to the 6th century on the toll road to penmon Point.
Beautiful old church with a well dating back to the 6th century on the toll road to penmon Point.
Andrea Speak (2 years ago)
Had a look around while visiting Penmon Point lighthouse and bay. For the entry price you get to stay all day and walk on the pebbly beach, walk the footpaths through the gorse and then look around all the ancient buildings such as the dovecote, the well and the church. There is a lovely cafe with log fire on the beach where you can get yourself a nice hot breakfast. It's a lovely place to visit.
Had a look around while visiting Penmon Point lighthouse and bay. For the entry price you get to stay all day and walk on the pebbly beach, walk the footpaths through the gorse and then look around all the ancient buildings such as the dovecote, the well and the church. There is a lovely cafe with log fire on the beach where you can get yourself a nice hot breakfast. It's a lovely place to visit.
Dafyn Jones (2 years ago)
At this time of year, an incredibly peaceful and spiritual place, even if you have no particular faith. The medieval priory buildings, church and the dovecote are a reminder of monastic life. The only niggle, is the access to see the 10th Century crosses which are quite poorly lit and the perspex door is quite opaque
At this time of year, an incredibly peaceful and spiritual place, even if you have no particular faith. The medieval priory buildings, church and the dovecote are a reminder of monastic life. The only niggle, is the access to see the 10th Century crosses which are quite poorly lit and the perspex door is quite opaque
Stuart Fairbank (3 years ago)
A nice little stop off on the way to Penmon Lighthouse. Church, Well and Dove Cote. Pay car park next to church, charge also covers toll road fee to lighthouse and beach.
A nice little stop off on the way to Penmon Lighthouse. Church, Well and Dove Cote. Pay car park next to church, charge also covers toll road fee to lighthouse and beach.
