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Open-Doors-Brochure-2019.Pdf . l i c n u o C d d e n y w G d n a l i c n u o Prif Adeilad Prifysgol, Bangor* C h g u o r o B y t n u o C y w n o C y b d e d n u Lleoliadau Gwynedd 7 f s i e r u h c o r b s r o o D n e p O 9 1 0 2 e h Gwynedd Locations Main University Building, Bangor* 14 16 19 T . d d e n y w G r o g n y h C a y w n o Mae Prif Adeilad y Brifysgol yn adeilad C l o r i S f e r t s i e d r w B r o g n y G n a g u n n a i r a i rhestredig gradd 1 trawiadol a agorwyd yn 13 15 20 e i d e w 9 1 0 2 d e r o g A u a s y r D n y r f y l L e a Castell Penrhyn & Gerddi, Bangor* M 1 1911. Ymunwch â thaith dywys o gwmpas Prif G Penrhyn Castle & Gardens, Bangor* Adeilad y Brifysgol, Prifysgol Bangor o dan 6 2 22 21 arweiniad David Roberts, ar bwnc ‘“Cofadail N Barhaol” Bangor: dyluniad a hanes Prif Adeilad 9 Mae Castell Penrhyn, eiddo’r Ymddiriedolaeth y Brifysgol’. Bydd angen llogi lle. Uchafswm o 28 Genedlaethol, yn gastell neo-Norman o’r 19eg 15 lle. Ffoniwch 01248 353368 neu e-bostio 3 ganrif sydd wedi’i leoli rhwng Eryri a’r Fenai. y n n y h l i g s n y i d o . n o i t a m r o f n c [email protected]. 17 i Cafodd ei adeiladu i gael ei gofio - boed hynny 1 n ’ y s u e n h t e a d o b y w r ’ i d d e o h y h c â e h t f o n o i t a c i l b u p e h t f am ei safle awdurdodol, yr addurn moethus The Main University Building is a striking grade 7 27 o g i d e i t l l y s y g n ’ y s r e t a f w y h r n u m a u e n t u o g n i s i r a r o h t i w d e t c e n n o c y a neu’n syml am y prif ystafelloedd helaeth. 1 listed building opened in 1911. It has a rich 7 10 15 23 w , n a l l a l e a d a i i d e w d d y s h t e b w y h r n y n a n i r e t t a m y n a r o f r o , s n o i s s i m u history and impressive architectural features. o u e n b e d r i w y h g n a , d a i r e m y g m a g r o s e i c a r u c c a n i , s r o r r e y n 18 a Penrhyn Castle, a National Trust property, is an Join a guided tour of Bangor University’s Main w y h r n u m a d d y w r l o b e t a w y h r n u r o f r e v e o s t a h w y t i l i b a i l o n t p e c c enormous 19th Century neo-Norman castle LL57 2DG University Building led by David Roberts on a n y b r e d d r y w d d e o h y c y l l a i n , n w n a c s r e h s i l b u p e h t , n o i t a c i l b u h that sits between Snowdonia and the Menai ‘Bangor’s “Lasting Monument”: the design and 5 4 p d a i d d e o h y c y n y b e d r i w y c u a h r c i s s i h t n i y c a r u c c a e r u s n e o i Strait. It was built to be remembered - whether 14 Medi/September history of the Main University Building’ Allwedd Map / Map Key 1 t h c e r d m y b o p d u e n w g i d e w d o b n i e r E e d a m n e e b s a h t r o ff e y r e v e t s l i h for its commanding position, the luxurious 11.00am-12.00pm Booking essential. Maximum 15 spaces. W decoration, or simply the vast principal rooms. o’r prif gyntedd 9 1 0 2 9 1 0 Telephone: 01248 353368 or 6 16 2 2 11.00am-12.00pm 25 26 y w n o C l o r i S f e r t s i e d r w B r o g n y C © l i c n u o C h g u o r o B y t n u o C y w n o C email [email protected] 7 © 7 Medi/September 10:30am – 4:00pm from the main foyer Lleoliadau Conwy / Conwy Locations Castle open at 11:00am 5 23 3 7 Lleoliadau Gwynedd / Gwynedd Locations LL57 4HT Castell agor am 11:00am 10 . e g a t i r e h s ’ y w n o 8 Rheilffordd Talyllyn* • Talyllyn Railway, Tywyn* Prif Lonydd / Major Roads 4 14 C d n a s ’ d d e n y w G o t r e s o l c t e g d n a , s u n i o J ? t i f o y a 2 Eglwys Y Santes Fair • St Mary’s Church, Caernarfon Mae Gweithfeydd Pendre ar Reilffordd Talyllyn Parc Cenedlaethol / National Park d a e k a m t o n y h W . s n o i t i b i h x e d n a s k l a w d e d i u g , s e r u t c e yn un o'r gweithfeydd locomotif hynaf yn y Canolfan Croeso / Tourist Information Centre 8 l g n i d u l c n i s t n e v e l a n o i t i d d a g n i d l o h e r a s e i t r e p o r p y n a Eglwys Garsiwn yng nghanol y dref. Eglwys y byd, ac wedi cael eu defnyddio ers 1865. Fel M milwr cyffredin sy’n coffau Brwydr Mametz, ac arfer nid yw'r siediau ar agor i'r cyhoedd, felly 29 . c i l b u p e h t o t s r o o yn cynnwys baneri'r Gwarchodlu Cymreig. dyma gyfle i gael golwg unigryw ar y 25 d r i e h t n e p o l l i w y w n o C d n a d d e n y w G s s o r c a s e t i s 0 Esiampl dda o eglwys o’r Canol Oesoedd ar gweithfeydd Fictoraidd. Bydd y daith yn 6 gyfer y milwr cyffredin. Cyfle i fod yn llonydd cynnwys mynediad i'r sied redeg, y gweithdy, 11 n a h t e r o m , r e b m e t p e S t u o h g u o r h T . e g a t i r e h l a r u t c e t i h c r mewn eglwys o’r un cyfnod â’r castell. siediau cerbydau a blwch signalau. 24 a f o n o i t a r b e l e c l a u n n a e h t , 9 1 0 2 s r o o D n e p O o t e m o c l e *Yn rhan o stori gyfoethog diwydiant llechi W Garrison church in the centre of town. Church The Pendre Works on the Talyllyn Railway are yr ardal, ac yn cyfrannu i enwebiad Safle 30 12 ! y w n o C d n a d d e n y w G s s o r c a e g a t i r e of the common soldier which commemorates one of the oldest locomotive works in the Treftadaeth y Byd Gogledd-Orllewin Cymru h the Battle of Mametz, and has flags of the world, having been used since 1865. The www.llechi.cymru l a r u t c e t i h c r a f o n o i t a r b e l e c a n i s u n i o Welsh Guards. A good example of a church sheds are not usually open to the public, so J from the Middle Ages for the common soldier.
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