Moats and Murders in Beaumaris
Most people know that Beaumaris has a castle, but do you know who built it and why is it so far from the bridge? And why does a
town in North Wales have a French name?
On our walk-
- We'll also tell you about Queen Victoria's visit to the area.
- The stories associated with the 17th century courthouse.
- The clock that was cursed.
- The gaol where murderers were hung.
- The 'treachery of the blue books' which still affects education in Wales to this day.
Walking the Talk!
The walks are taking place in: Beaumaris, Caernarfon, Conwy, Holyhead, Llandudno, Llangollen, Menai Bridge.
Walks last around one and half-hours. Just turn up. Adults £4, Children £2. Special walks can be arranged for groups.
Any questions 
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Moats and Murders in Beaumaris
Time:
Wednesdays at 11.30am (throughout July and August).
Place:
By the Courthouse (see map opposite).
Tickets:
Available from the Tourist Information Centre or from your guide on the day.
View Start point of Beaumaris Town Trail in a larger map
Supported by Tourism Partnership North Wales
