The Roman attack on the island of Mona (modern Anglesey) around AD 60 was one of the most famous episodes of Rome's conquest of Wales.
The Roman attack on the island of Mona (modern Anglesey) around AD 60 was one of the most famous episodes of Rome's conquest of Wales. Roman forces under Suetonius Paulinus attacked the island, which was considered a centre of resistance and spiritual importance for the Celtic Druids. The campaign marked a major moment in Rome's attempt to control western Britain. Although the exact battlefield location remains debated, Anglesey contains many Roman remains and ancient landscapes connected with this period. Visitors can combine Roman history with coastal walks, beaches and outdoor exploration across the island.