Tacla Taid / Anglesey Transport Museum

Tacla Taid (Anglesey Transport and Agriculture Museum) houses a collection of more than 100 classic vehicles, tractors, motorbikes and static engines across indoor and outdoor displays. The site also includes memorabilia, a replica 1940s cobbled street, a jet plane and a small events programme.

Visitors can use the on-site café, shop and kids’ play area; dogs on short leads are permitted in much of the site. Check the museum website before you go for current opening times, admission and special events.

Explore a mix of restored vehicles, agricultural machinery and period scenes spread across several buildings and outdoor areas.

Look out for:

• A replica 1940s cobbled street and many original-era shopfronts.

• Series I Land Rover, a 1934 Albion coach, static engines and a jet plane.

• Hundreds of transport memorabilia items and interpretive signage.

• Indoor exhibits plus outdoor vehicle displays that can be walked around.

Best way to experience it:

Allow 1.5–2 hours to see the main halls and outdoor displays, grab a coffee at Caffi Nain and leave time for the shop and play area if travelling with children.

• Open daily (usually 10:00–16:00) but check the official site for seasonal changes.

• Admission is charged; under-6s are usually free—confirm current prices on the museum website.

• Dogs are welcome on short leads in most areas; some café spaces are dog-free.

• Uneven surfaces and outdoor displays mean sensible footwear is recommended.