Churches in GwyneddGwynedd, Wales

9 churches in the Albion Guide across Gwynedd — see the full churches directory, or everything to explore in Gwynedd.

Salem Chapel

Isolated Nonconformist chapel at Cefncymerau near Llanbedr, the subject of Vosper's celebrated 1908 painting 'Salem'.

Llanbedr

Norman church at Tywyn holding the Cadfan Stone, one of the earliest known inscriptions in the Welsh language.

Tywyn

Triple-aisled medieval pilgrim church at Llangwnnadl on the Llŷn, dedicated to a 6th-century saint.

Llangwnnadl

Twin-naved medieval church on the shore at Aberdaron, the pilgrims' last church before the crossing to Bardsey Island.

Aberdaron

Beddgelert's parish church, the surviving nave of a medieval Augustinian priory beside the village bridge.

Beddgelert

Ancient church half-buried in the dunes on the shore at Llandanwg, near Harlech, holding early inscribed stones.

Llandanwg

Village church at Maentwrog beside the stone said to have been thrown by the saint Twrog.

Maentwrog

Ancient church on the Llŷn founded as a pilgrimage site to St Tudwen, set in fields near Tudweiliog.

Llandudwen

Large Tudor church at Clynnog Fawr on the pilgrim route, with a detached St Beuno's chapel and a holy well nearby.

Clynnog Fawr