Only had an hour so really whistled round. William Griffiths, said to haunt one of the cells who doesn't like women, thankfully left me alone. Wished I could have spent longer, do not miss it,

great place to pass 2 hrs amazingly they have a lot of the original fittings. alot of information about the people that stayed there and well laid out .£16.50 for 2 people and that also gets you to the court house.didnt think much of the court house but its only one smaller building .the building is well preserved.follow the signs to fine the courts as the building is in the middle of the town.

Great place to visit with the family in Beaumaris. It's very original and interesting to learn some of the local history. Staff are very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed our visit. You can buy a joint ticket which includes the court house opposite the castle.

The jail is worth going to. The lady on the reception knowledgeable, friendly and chatty, the gentleman that gives a talk before you make your way around is very knowledgeable and helpful. Genuinely a very nice gentleman and interesting too. You'll see when you go. The courts are okay. Doesn't take too long to walk around. Obviously longer if you read everything. Definitely worth paying for a duo ticket. But be aware there are some steep steps

I’m so glad I came here, even though the information online was so sparse that I almost didn’t bother. The gaol is huge and fascinating, full of information as well as fun and engaging details targeted at younger visitors. The courthouse (located a few minutes away from the gaol) is a smaller attraction with less to see but still worth a visit, especially as the two sites share an optional combined ticket with a small saving compared to buying the two separately. The exhibits in the gaol include all variety of the former cells, kitchen facilities, governor’s quarters, as well as the rooms used for corporal punishment, religious instruction, teaching and the chapel. I can’t even recall everything I saw in order to list it, just take my word that it’s well worth it, and that you shouldn’t let the plain facade of the building mislead you into thinking it will be an uninspiring visit.