So many people I went to school with work here now…read more A lot of variety in the shops which is always nice.

Beautiful Victorian relic, under maintenance currently but still open to the public. Beautiful…read moreviews on a clear day. Can enjoy refreshments at the cafe at the end which is dog friendly too!

Even though I came during the summer we after we started coming out of lockdown and I'm sure I…read moredidn't see this place in it's full glory - I still loved it! Most everything was closed, but I still took a lovely walk down to the end of the pier and was awed by the views down the entire length of the pier. It was quite breathtaking. Though I don't live that close, I would love to come back here one day so I can see it and experience it as it was meant to - with the shops open and ice cream in hand.

If you want to bang a girl, then just Bangor already…read more This is a lovely little old station with a big White House built onto the platform and plenty of tracks, as it is the last mainland station in Wales before you get to Anglesey. In that regard it's a really nice station and is a classic Northern rail station that looks a lot like a lot of the other Northern Welsh stations. I like it a lot, and I intend to come here whenever I'm in Wales, especially obviously when traveling by train, but even if I'm not. The northern Welsh stations have a very distinctive style that is unlike stations in other parts of the country. This is actually one of the larger ones in Northern Wales and is actually one of my favourites in some ways.

As train stations go it's pretty open to the elements but saying that there is a wait room on the…read moreeast bound side ( platform one ) But even though it has recently been done up its still smells a bit funny! A university habitat - Bangor is home to the native student from near and far ( Bangor to Bangkok ). The staff in the ticket office are very patience and remain calm at all times! I find it better to buy your tickets from the person behind the glass window in the ticket hall as they will be able to help you with connections and alike! On the eastbound side ( Platform 1 ) you find the Snowdonia cafe. I will review desperately but open from 430 AM most mornings you will sure find a bacon butty to wake you up ! As mentioned it is open to the elements so if your there on a Friday for the 12 train to Euston it's very crowded and well windy!! Destinations you can travel to; Llandudno Junction ( change for Llandudno ) London Euston Birmingham New St Holyhead Shrewsbury Cardiff Port talbot Chester Crewe And most importantly Manchester Piccadilly