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Experience the charm of this fine example of Victorian engineering.

Stretching out over the Menai Strait, it offers a unique and picturesque experience for visitors.

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Stunning Natural Surroundings & Breathtaking views

The Menai Strait, with the Eryri mountain range serving as a stunning backdrop

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BANGOR GARTH PIER

Explore the Kiosks

At intervals along the length of the pier deck, you will see pretty little Victorian kiosks, each of which contains a small enterprise to interest and delight you, and at the far end of the pier, the large dome of the Pavilion invites you to sample a snack, a full meal, or just a refreshing drink. So look below and discover more about what awaits you On the Pier.

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Charm and Nostalgia

Built in the late 19th century during the Victorian era, Bangor Pier exudes a charming and nostalgic atmosphere. Its architectural style and design reflect the elegance and craftsmanship of that era, making it a captivating sight for history enthusiasts.

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MEET THE TRUSTEES

BANGOR GARTH PIER

Carolyn Owen

I’m Carolyn Owen. I was born in Hirael and have lived in Bangor all my life. I worked for the NHS for 40 years as a sister in the Intensive Care Unit and, more recently, as a North Wales Genetics Service manager. I love the area that we live in and am proud to live in Bangor. I am extremely passionate about the restoration of the pier and any further development of the area. I became a volunteer...

Rev’d Wynne Roberts BEM

Wynne was born in Bangor and has spent the majority of his life in the Bangor area. Studied at Bangor University and Cambridge, Wynne was ordained in the Church in Wales in 1987 and served as Minor Canon of Bangor Cathedral, Vicar of Porthmadog and Sub-Rector of Bangor. He has been the chaplain of Ysbyty Gwynedd for the last 25 years. He is currently the Chaplain Manager of Betsi Cadwaladr...

Chris Conway

I’m Chris Conway, and I live in Hirael, Bangor. I’ve always loved visiting the Pier. I’ve been a Friend of Bangor Garth Pier for 3 years, after retiring from Openreach, where I worked as a Project Manager. I enjoy the opportunities that being a volunteer has brought - from taking entrance fees at the gate, selling in the shop, and now being a trustee. Meeting and chatting with both new and...

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BANGOR GARTH PIER

We want as many people as possible to join us in this venture to ensure a successful future for Bangor Garth Pier. The City Council have already invested heavily in an outstanding initiative to fully restore the structure of the pier and we aim to provide a range of services to match this achievement. To do this we have created a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (Foundation Structure) called the Friends of Bangor Garth Pier (FBGP).

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