Best Attractions near Aber Falls

Historic Victorian pier offering panoramic Menai Strait views, charming kiosks, and a year-round café in scenic Bangor, North Wales.

A legendary ribbon lake nestled between Snowdonia’s majestic peaks, where nature and myth entwine in breathtaking Welsh scenery.

Explore Snowdonia’s wild heart through the majestic Carneddau and Glyderau mountains, with Ogwen Cottage as your gateway to adventure and nature’s grandeur.

Explore Snowdonia’s stunning glacial landscapes and rare alpine flora from the welcoming Canolfan Cwm Idwal visitor centre in Nant Ffrancon.

Historic youth hostel nestled in Nant Ffrancon valley, offering cozy stays and direct access to Snowdonia’s spectacular hiking and climbing terrain.

A calm, 24/7 shopping destination in Bangor offering diverse stores and convenient parking on Caernarfon Road.

Explore the breathtaking natural beauty of Cytir Mawr in Menai Bridge, a serene nature reserve perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.

Discover the tranquil ruins of Castell Aberlleiniog, an 11th-century castle nestled in the scenic countryside of Anglesey, open year-round for free exploration.

Discover Eithinog, Bangor’s vibrant urban nature reserve famed for its colorful fungi, grazing cattle, and peaceful walking trails.

Indoor adventure thrills and family fun set against the stunning backdrop of the Conwy Valley in North Wales.

Historic St Georges Pier offers stunning views and vibrant maritime activities along Wales’ scenic Menai Strait.

Explore Wales’ first National Nature Reserve, where glacial landscapes, rare alpine plants, and dramatic mountain scenery converge in Snowdonia’s Cwm Idwal.

Walk across the world’s first major iron suspension bridge and enjoy breathtaking views of the Menai Strait and Welsh landscapes.

Explore the engineering wonders and rich history of the Menai Suspension and Britannia Bridges at this volunteer-run heritage museum in Menai Bridge.

Rugged coastal beauty and iconic lighthouse at Anglesey’s eastern tip, with stunning views of Puffin Island and rich maritime heritage.

Explore a hidden horticultural paradise with waterfalls, rare plants, and tranquil woodland walks on Anglesey’s historic Plas Cadnant estate.

Historic lighthouse guarding Anglesey’s eastern coast with striking black bands and a legacy of maritime safety since 1838.

Discover the legendary giant’s seat with breathtaking views over Conwy Valley and the Carneddau mountains in North Wales.

Breathtaking panoramic views of the iconic Menai Suspension Bridge and Menai Strait, blending historic engineering with tranquil natural beauty.

Step back in time at Llanberis Station, the charming gateway to scenic steam train journeys along Snowdonia’s stunning Llyn Padarn lake.

Explore the rich industrial heritage of Wales’ slate industry in the historic workshops of the Dinorwig quarry nestled in scenic Snowdonia.

A glacial lake, slate heritage, and mountain vistas converge in Snowdonia's premier country park.

Explore tropical butterflies, exotic animals, and adventure playgrounds at Anglesey’s family-friendly Pili Palas Nature World.

Discover the Blade of the Giants, a majestic Welsh sword sculpture set against Snowdonia’s stunning Lake Padarn and mountain vistas.

Explore Dolbadarn Castle, a majestic 13th-century Welsh fortress overlooking Llyn Padarn, blending rich history with breathtaking Snowdonia views.

Enchanting 25-foot waterfall in Trefriw, blending natural beauty, folklore, and scenic walking trails on the River Crafnant.

The UK’s premier National Outdoor Centre offering expert-led adventures and historic charm in the heart of Snowdonia National Park.

Ride vintage steam trains along Llyn Padarn’s scenic shores, reliving Wales’ slate quarry heritage amid Snowdonia’s majestic landscapes.

Experience a historic mountain railway journey to the summit of Snowdon, Wales’ highest peak, with breathtaking views and rich heritage.

Casual takeaway grill serving hearty snacks and drinks at the historic Snowdon Mountain Railway station in Llanberis.

Explore Plas Mawr, Britain’s finest Elizabethan townhouse, with its stunning plasterwork, historic gardens, and rich Tudor heritage in the heart of Conwy.

Explore 80 acres of botanical beauty, historic terraces, and the iconic Laburnum Arch at Bodnant Garden, a jewel at Snowdonia’s doorstep.

Discover the charm of Britain’s tiniest home, a 16th-century red cottage on Conwy’s quay that tells a big story in a very small space.

Explore Conwy Castle, a majestic 13th-century fortress with breathtaking views of Snowdonia and the Welsh coast, steeped in history and heritage.

Step onto Thomas Telford’s iconic 19th-century suspension bridge for breathtaking views of Conwy Castle and the River Conwy estuary.