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- The concentric design of Beaumaris meant the outer curtain was overlooked entirely by the castle's inner ward.
- Beaumaris Castle is the largest and last castle that was built from (1272 CE to 1307 CE) by King Edward I in Whales.
- Beaumaris Castle and Snowdonia The stronghold stands at one end of Castle Street, inextricably linked with the history of the town.
- Below: two exterior views of the impressive curtain wall at Beaumaris: the western side of the castle w/moat & the eastern side where the moat has been filled in.
- Beaumaris Castle can be explored in about two to four hours, leaving ample time to visit nearby Conwy Castle to the east or Caernarfon Castle to the west.
- Beaumaris Castle is considered one of the finest surviving examples of a concentric medieval castle and is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
- The speed of construction was impressive: Beaumaris Castle became suitable for use as a defensive structure just a year after the start of work.
- Beaumaris Castle was designed as the ultimate castle, but sadly it was never finished. It was the last of a series of castles built by Edward 1 to protect English...
- Beaumaris Castle is the main attraction in Beaumaris. It stands as the grand conclusion to Edward I's famed four strongholds in North Wales.
- Beaumaris Castle, on the isle of Anglesey, Wales, is the most impressive example of a concentric castle in the world.
