Lloyd George Museum

St Trillo Chapel

Seion Chapel

Gwydir Uchaf Chapel

Plas Glyn y Weddw

St Celynnin's Church

Snowdon The peak of this mountain is the highest in England and Wales

Bardsey Island The tiny island of Bardsey is reputed to be the burial place of 20,000 saints.

Y Maes (Castle Square) A historic square at the heart of Caernarfon

St Cybi's Well Visit this secluded and natural spring associated with Saint Cybi

Portmeirion The Mediterranean village in Gwynedd

Yr Ysgwrn Home of the poet Ellis Humphrey Evans (Hedd Wyn) - a powerful memorial to the generation of young Welshmen lost during the First World War

Dolgellau - Quaker town and landscape A town with Quaker connections

St Merin's Church An abandoned 16th century church

St Hywyn's Church ‘The Cathedral of Llŷn’, an architectural gem located in a coastal conservation area.

Bangor University The College on the hill that sums up the hopes and aspirations of generations

St Mary's Abbey This ruined 13th-century Augustinian Abbey tower is the most conspicuous ancient monument on the island

Bangor Cathedral Claiming the oldest cathedral foundations in Britain to the 6th century, when Deiniol established a monastery on the site.

St Beuno's Church and Well Dedicated to an important early Welsh saint, the church also has a holy well and medieval sundial.

Churchyard at Gwytherin Three ancient yew trees can be found in the churchyard.

St Digain's Church Home of the oldest living thing in Britain

Penmachno Inscribed Stones Trace the Latin inscriptions on mysterious medieval gravestones

Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant One of the most imprtant houses in the history of the Welsh language - the history of the house will be revealed to all visitors

St John Roberts' Trail This route commemorates the life of St John Roberts, a Catholic priest who supported the poor.

St Michael's Church View the fragments of the 14th century Jesse window thought to have been destroyed during the Civil War

Mary Jones Walk A trail which commemorates the journey of Mary Jones, who walked 25 miles each way, barefoot, to buy a Bible from Thomas Charles.

St Cadfan's Church Discover the earliest known example of written Welsh at this church

Precipice Walk Explore this stunning circular route above the Mawddach Estuary

Gelert's Grave Visit the mound believed to be the grave of Gelert the dog, slain in error by his master

Dyffryn Nantlle and the Mabinogi This valley has many associations with the Mabinogi (folklore tales that feature Lleu Llaw Gyffes)

Afon Cynfael and Llyn Morwynion This river and lake are associated with figures from the Mabinogi, especially Lleu Llaw Gyffes and his unfaithful wife Blodeuwedd.

Bala / Llanuwchllyn – Reverend Thomas Charles and Sir Owen M. Edwards Come and see the statues which commemorate the achievements of two men - Reverend Thomas Charles (in Bala) and Sir Owen M Edwards (in Llanuwchllyn)

St Grwst's Church This renaissance church is joined by Gwydir Chapel, added by the Wynn family in the 17th century.

St Maelrhys' Church A medieval church mixed with features from many eras

Llanaber Church A gothic gem by the sea

Llangian Stone (Melus Stone) Come see the ancient pillar in the churchyard of St Cian's

Penarth Fawr Medieval House Built around the 1450s a lovely Grade I listed building and Scheduled Ancient Monument in the care of Cadw

St Mark's Church Discover one of the finest and most complete Arts and Crafts churches in Wales

Church of St Tanwg Explore an ancient Christian site, half buried in sand dunes

Capel Newydd Nanhororn Perhaps the oldest surviving Nonconformist chapel in North Wales.

Uwchgwyrfai History Centre An invaluable centre that celebrates the cultural heritage of Wales

St Asaph Cathedral A stunning cathedral and the home of a unique Bible.

St Dyfnog's Church Discover Dyfnog’s church and holy well in picturesque Llanrhaeadr.

Gwaenysgor Church An ancient church with a Devil’s Door.

David Lloyd George The Welshman who became prime minister during the First World War and served as an MP for 50 years

Hedd Wyn (Ellis Humphrey Evans) A Welsh language poet, killed in the First World War and posthumously awarded the Bardic Chair at the 1917 National Eisteddfod

Saint Beuno A 7th-century holy man associated with Clynnog Fawr

Saint Cadfan Discover more about this early Christian saint and his connections to Ynys Enlli (Bardsey Island)

Saint Deiniol Tradition has it that Deiniol was the first Bishop of Bangor in Gwynedd and the founder of the community there

William Morgan The Bishop who translated the Bible into Welsh in 1588, and so helped to keep the Welsh language alive

Sir Bertram Clough Williams-Ellis Creator of the Italianate village at Portmeirion

St James's Church Discover the legacy of Beuno and Winefride in Holywell

Clough Williams-Ellis Trail Take in the architectural treasures associated with master architect and designer, Clough Williams-Ellis.

St Julitta’s Church The smallest church in Snowdonia, set in a beautiful location

St Mary's Church A delightful church on the ancient pilgrim route to Ynys Enlli (Bardsey Island)

Torrent Walk This lovely walk follows the ‘torrents’ of the River Clywedog through its striking gorge

Aliortus Inscribed Stone The Aliortus stone can be seen within the church

Llanasa Church Stained glass beauty in the heart of Flintshire.

Whitford Church A Grade I listed treasure in peaceful Whitford

Mary Jones The 15-year-old girl who walked 25 miles barefoot to buy a copy of the Welsh Bible from Thomas Charles in Bala

Llangwnadl Church Explore one of the finest medieval churches of Llŷn