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Llangefni

The island’s main market and administrative centre, Llangefni is also the home of Oriel Ynys Môn (the AngleseyHeritage Centre), an attractive art gallery and heritage centre, built in 1991, which gives an insight into the history of Anglesey. From prehistoric times to the present day, the permanent exhibition covers a series of themes including Stone Age Hunters, Druids, Medieval Society and Legends.

Llyn Cefni Reservoir to the northwest of the town s an important wildlife habitt and nature reserve overlooked by a hide; it also provides a pleasant picnic area. On the northwest edge of town by the River Cefni, The Dingle is a ocal nature reserve with footpaths through mature woodland. The A5114, which connects Llangefni to the A5, is the shortest A road in the British Isles.