Nant Gwrtheyrn or "the Nant" as it is often called, now home to the National Welsh Language and Heritage Centre, is a magical place located in a former quarrying village on the northern coast of the Lln Peninsula in north Wales.
This secluded Victorian village has undergone a 5m renovation in recent years which included construction of a new access road and the addition of a new weddings and conference centre as well as the provision of 4* accommodation for up to 120 guests.Nant Gwrtheyrn now attracts over 30,000 day visitors a year and a range of residential groups.
This secluded Victorian village has undergone a 5m renovation in recent years which included construction of a new access road and the addition of a new weddings and conference centre as well as the provision of 4* accommodation for up to 120 guests.Nant Gwrtheyrn now attracts over 30,000 day visitors a year and a range of residential groups.
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History
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People have inhabited Nant Gwrtheyrn for millennia. Through periods of agriculture, quarrying, and mining, the land has sustained life and provided an income for its inhabitants. The earliest archaeological evidence of inhabitation in the area are the two well-known Iron Age hillforts which dominate the high ground above Nant Gwrtheyrn.
Learn
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Our successful teaching methods complement other ways of learning the Welsh language and our fun and informal Welsh courses are supplementary to other course providers, giving learners an excellent chance to practice, revise and build their confidence. We're pleased to offer learners of all levels intense residential and virtual courses in our 2021/22 programme.
Taste
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This homely caf, which is also a licensed restaurant, serves a variety of home-made meals, snacks and refreshments. Booking is not necessary, but if you are a large party (10+), please contact us by email arlwyo@nantgwrtheyrn.org or call us on 01758 750334. What a wonderful find. A super afternoon spent exploring the grounds.
Celebrate
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Located on the northern coast of the beautiful Lln Peninsula overlooking Porthdinllaen Bay. In a truly magical location, the former quarry village of Nant Gwrtheyrn provides the perfect setting for your wedding day.
With its own private mile long beach, chapel, a choice of function rooms to host your wedding breakfast and evening celebrations and 5* (Visit Wales) group accommodation, has all the required facilities to make your wedding a truly memorable occasion.
With its own private mile long beach, chapel, a choice of function rooms to host your wedding breakfast and evening celebrations and 5* (Visit Wales) group accommodation, has all the required facilities to make your wedding a truly memorable occasion.
Meet
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Nant Gwrtheyrn offers facilities for a range of conferences, meetings, events and dinner parties or social occasions. The Neuadd (hall) is able to sit 146 people for a dining event or 200 with a theatre style seating plan for a concert or training event. The cafe area seats 60 with additional seating in the conservatory or outside on the terrace.
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