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Zion Chapel is a fine example of a traditional Welsh chapel built during the great age of chapel building in the 19th Century (1819). The round-headed doors and windows are typical of chapels built during this period. This helped differentiate the buildings from other properties in the village ensuring it was seen as a place of worship.

The chapel has a number of interesting features including the square plan of the building, the three aisles rather than the usual two and; and the ceiling with its painted roses.

Inside you can explore an exhibition of the history of the building and the notable hymn writer William Williams, Pant y Celyn.

English service 3rd Sunday of each month.