About
A public art gallery and museum on the edge of Llangefni, home to the county's art and heritage collections. Permanent galleries celebrate the bold landscapes of Sir Kyffin Williams and the wildlife paintings of Charles Tunnicliffe, alongside a changing programme of exhibitions. Entry is free and there's a café and gift shop on site, making it one of the island's best rainy-day options.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Oriel Môn free to visit?
Yes — entry to the permanent galleries and museum is free, though some temporary exhibitions may carry a small charge. There's also a free visitor car park on site.
What will I see at Oriel Môn?
The gallery holds dedicated collections of work by Sir Kyffin Williams and the wildlife artist Charles Tunnicliffe, alongside a regularly changing programme of art, craft, and history exhibitions. There's a café and gift shop too.
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