Parish in Isle of Anglesey, Wales
| Coordinates: | 53.23, -4.17 |
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| OS grid ref: | SH 55 72 |
| Population: | 4,958 |
| Dialling code: | 01248 (Bangor) |
Menai Bridge sits on the southern edge of Anglesey, looking across the tidal Menai Strait towards Snowdonia. The town grew up around the early 19th‑century Menai Suspension Bridge - Thomas Telford’s famous span that for the first time gave a direct road link to the mainland - and is also close to the later Britannia Bridge, giving the area a strong sense of transport history and dramatic waterside scenery.
Today it is a lively small community with a working harbour and marina, a mix of Victorian architecture, independent shops and cafés, and plenty of boating and walking activity; tourism and local services sit alongside commuting links to Bangor. Welsh language and local traditions remain visible in everyday life, and the town is a handy base for exploring the coast, the strait’s tidal ecology, and the rest of Anglesey.
LL59 5NH, LL59 5BW, LL59 5ER, LL59 5NE, LL59 5AD, LL59 5HE, LL59 5HT, LL59 5BE, LL59 5LE … See all