Copper Kingdom Centre

Stopped in the van overnight opposite , we took the dogs for a walk the views are amazing, well worth a visit , as it was the largest copper mine in the world

We did the coast line walk,the scenery was beautiful.

Really good for a couple of hours not sure it would take any longer to go around cost £5.50p per adult they do have a small lift for disabled people staff very friendly and polite wouldn't hesitate to recommend for a couple of hours

We came upon this by chance so only had time for a quick walk upto the old windmill (pictured). I'd love to go back though as it was quite an extensive site with a heritage centre on it for information. The views were stunning.

Fantastic place to visit very polite staff good set up very interesting about the history and reasonable prices also dog friendly. Totally recommend if visiting the village.

Fascinating and beautiful place to visit. Quarried grounds exposes stunning colours of rock, smattered with heather and other plants.

Ace. Such hidden gems in North Wales. Well worth visiting. All the staff associated with it are friendly too.

Friendly welcome, fascinating history not just of the Copper Mine here, but of copper's role in the Industrial Revolution and how it fuelled Swansea's growth and international reputation. The setting itself is worth the visit and there is a great take-away kiosk doing coffees, ice cream and a range of reasonably priced hot food as you leave the public car park towards the Copper Visitor Centre. There's also a cafe overlooking the harbour if you walk on past the Centre.

Worth a visit with the family. Priced reasonably for a hidden gem. Our kids (aged 6 and 10) enjoyed the copper and the maritime museum. Lovely lay out with dressing up and a cute art nook area.
Knowledgeable and welcoming staff and the café had lovely cakes.

What a bizarre, fascinating place, never drove to the Most Northern part of Anglesey before, been going over 20 years, but it was stunning scenery and it was Windy, and it was a calm day, lovely little Town and it was the Copper Centre of the World, who knew 😀, nice beaches out that way as well.

Amazing Story of Copper Mining on Anglesey at Amlwch Port and Parys Mountain

Very helpful lady gave us good information. Very interesting about the copper mining industry. Well worth a visit. We also went to the cafe and had some coffee and toasties they were excellent we visited the Maritime Museum above which was also interesting.

Stopped off here on our drive along the North Anglesey coastline. We were greeted by a very helpful and knowledgeable chap who freely explained how to find the copper mines nearby before we even discussed or committed to enter the museum. The museum was very informative and gives a real insight into copper mining in the area over years gone by. We intend to do the circular walk around the copper mine whilst we're still on holiday here. Colour maps of the walk with detailed information on the view points can be purchased from the museum for 50p. Thank you very much.

Great museum, parking in the village and walk down towards the harbour. Friendly staff and nice story of copper mining in Wales.

Very informative and a true insight into the demand on copper that Amlwch replied to. Then go see the maritime museum just up the way to see how shipping played a part. Cafe in there is amazing too

Well worth a visit. It really explains about the copper mine that existed just up the road. The cost is very reasonable. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

Well worth a visit. Very helpful staff and a nice harbour..then you can drive up to the old mine itself..it's big

A must see museum about the copper mine at Parys mountain only 2 miles away .
This was once the world's largest copper mine.
Also a must see venue .

We did a walk around Amlwch Port which was really interesting and got a lovely drink at the Sail Loft café.

This is the perfect companion visit to Parys mountain, well thought out and presented. A fascinating history, in a lovely harbour setting.