Penrhyn Castle and Garden

Penrhyn Castle, a grand 19th-century fortress, stands in Bangor, funded by the Pennant family through their involvement in Jamaica’s sugar plantations and North Wales’ slate industry. The castle, now managed by the National Trust, features a five-story keep and striking neo-Norman architecture. Visitors can explore the extensive gardens and the imposing structure, gaining insight into the historical and architectural significance of this imposing estate.

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Penrhyn Castle and Garden