Oriel Môn

Contemporary Welsh art takes centre stage at this proper gallery just outside Gaerwen, where local artists showcase everything from bold landscapes to quirky sculptures. The rotating exhibitions mean there's always something fresh to see, though the quality can be hit and miss depending on what's on when you visit.

Art lovers will find plenty to admire, particularly the works that capture Anglesey's dramatic coastline and rural character. The gallery does a decent job of promoting emerging Welsh talent alongside more established names. Children might struggle to stay engaged unless there's an interactive exhibition running - it's very much a grown-up space.

The building itself is modern and well-lit, making it easy to appreciate the artwork properly. Staff are knowledgeable about the pieces and happy to chat about the artists' backgrounds. Worth checking their website before travelling as opening times can vary with exhibitions.

If you're staying at one of the nearby caravan parks like Penrhos or Rhos Farm, this makes for a good rainy day option. Allow about an hour unless you're a serious art enthusiast. The gallery works well as part of a broader Anglesey cultural tour, particularly if you're planning to visit other local attractions. Not essential viewing, but a pleasant diversion that gives you insight into contemporary Welsh artistic expression.