Dayne Stone | May 9, 2018

Awesome little village! Train station is a must!

Karun Kannan | Jan 11, 2018

Definitely worth a visit if you're a tourist. Also do step into the souvenir shop there, it's really good.

koala 71783 | May 13, 2018

oops i dropped my fridge magnet letters Llanfair­pwllgwyngyll­gogery­chwyrn­drobwll­llan­tysilio­gogo­goch lets name a town after this

Terence Meadmore | Mar 30, 2018

Tourist thing, been there done that now. Wish I'd had a look at shopping complex next door though.

Terence Khan | Oct 17, 2017

Worth a visit when on the Isle of Anglessey. The car park gets very busy with coaches and cars stopping by for photos. A store is on site as well as a working railway station.

Steve Galloway | Jun 23, 2018

Touted as the longest place name in the Welsh language, this otherwise mundane stop on the London-Holyhead railway line is an interesting photo opportunity for daytrippers and tourists. Locals tend to stick to "Llanfairpwll" or "Llanfair PG". The train station is located along the A5 trunk road which was once a major artery for traffic between London and the Irish ferries sailing from Holyhead. According to Wikipedia, the village was originally called Llanfair Pwllgwyngyll, which means Mary's Church by the pool near the White Hazels'. The village was renamed in the 19th century, and the village perhaps bears the more interesting historical crowd-puller as the the originating chapter of the Women's Institute.