Holyhead

Holyhead [1] is a small port town in north-west Wales, with high-speed ferries to the Dublin area. Get in By rail Holyhead is the end of the rail lines through northern Wales. By boat Irish Ferries [2] sail from Dublin. Stena Line [3] sails from Dún Laoghaire (Co. Dublin) (about 8 km south of Dublin city centre). You can compare Holyhead ferries to Ireland by route, operator and time using the Ferrysavers.co.uk comparison egine. Get around The 'centre' of Holyhead is quite small and easily walkable. Everything is about 5-10min from the bridge which connects Holyhead's main streets to the ferry terminal. See Roman Fort/St Cybi Church. The ruins of an old Roman Fort are a 5min walk from the ferry/train station in Holyhead. On top of these ruins is built St Cybi Church. From there you also have a view of the harbour. free.  edit Do Buy Eat Internet Cafe. Pretty good Full English breakfast.  edit Jimbo's Ice Cream Parlour, Market St. Small ice cream parlour very close to the bridge to the ferry terminal.  edit Drink Kings Arms, 2 Marine Sq, Holyhead LL65 1DG, ☎ 01407 762273.  edit The George, Market St, Holyhead LL65 1UL, ☎ 01407 762005.  edit The Skerries. A small bar with a small selection of drinks. There are TVs to watch games and a couple game machines in the back.  edit Sleep Get out Bangor Dublin is a ferry away Llanfair is on the train line to Conwy Snowdonia This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!