1. Bangor is located in a breathtaking landscape with panoramic views and is rich with history, culture and charm.
2. The city is home to over 13,500 people and there are currently 10,000 students studying at the University.

3. At the heart of the city is the ancient St Deiniol’s Cathedral, one of the oldest cathedral sites in Britain. The Cathedral was founded in 525AD some 70 years before Canterbury.
4. The University plays an important part in the city’s history and identity. It was built in 1884 following funding by local quarrymen who volunteered to give some of their wages towards providing a better standard of higher education.
5. Bangor’s coastal location means it has impressive views and is connected to the Isle of Anglesey by two picturesque bridges- the Menai Suspension Bridge and the Britannia Bridge.

6. The City has a vibrant shopping centre boasting the longest high street in Wales.
7. Bangor has its own Victorian pier which extends into the Menai Straits and is surrounded by traditional pubs.
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Bangor is set in a bilingual community and you’re sure to receive a warm welcome.
9. There’s a whole host of attractions nearby including Snowdonia National Park.
10. Bangor is also regarded as the fourth most economical place to study in the UK according to a table published by The Independent.