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| PENNAL is a small, picturesque Meirionethshire village with a BIG history. Home to "perhaps the most unique small church in Wales" (Western Mail 13 November 2000) - St Peter ad Vincula, founded circa 520 AD. Situated in Southern Snowdonia (National Park) at the foothills of the Cadair Idris mountain range or 'Cadair Country' as it is also known. | |
Pennal lies near the River Dovey estuary (Afon Dyfi), the geographical, historic and mythical heart of Wales. Pennal is the southernmost tip of the ancient Kingdom of Gwynedd, still remembered today as the County of Gwynedd, although Pennal is 'postally' in Powys ie Nr Machynlleth in Montgomeryshire, the mediaeval market town which is 4 miles away inland on the A493, with Aberdyfi, the picturesque seaside resort, 6 miles to the west. |
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