Eisteddfod Standing Stones

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Nice little spot to relax and have a drink . Weather permitting that is. 👍🏼😁 I use the public convenience right next to the stones which I didn’t realise where there Interesting feature, appears well kept with good views and close proximity to toilet and side of road pay and display. Sited near breakwater walk and beach access. Nothing really there but I normally take my dog for the grass and to chase the ball £Millions spent on the sea defences and walkway , £0 spent on the toilet facilities. Shame on the council for allowing broken derelict like toilets to stand after spending so much elsewhere Took my dog for a walk around them. Nice and peaceful with a view of the sea. Placed on the east side of Rhyl. This area has little to offer except for it's views of the sea which is now littered with wind turbines. If you want peace and quiet from the town then this place is ideal in the summer. Good clean toilets close by and plenty of sitting room. Would benifit from a small cafe in which people could sit and eat while enjoying views of the sea. Wonderful space, you can just park over the road and access the beach and all facilities. The public toilets are also just around the corner. You can relax on the benches available and also enjoy the birds. Went to Rhyl to see the Aurora. Great place to view from. Amazing!! Eisteddfod Circles are erected to celebrate locations which have hosted the Welsh National Eisteddfod (a huge cultural event in Wales). Whilst the stones in Rhyl aren't exactly ancient they were erected in 1903 so they are well over a century old. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.