St Saeran's Church

St Saeran's Church is a fascinating church situated in the heart of the Vale of Clwyd. A church is believed to have been founded as early as the 6th Century here and supported a community or perhaps monastery, although the site may have served earlier Celtic purposes. Today the oldest feature of the structure is a 13th Century door on the western elevation.

The double naved church is surprisingly large, which hints at its former regional importance to the Bishops of Bangor. Unique to this church, a 15th Century wall painting of St Christopher carrying Christ across a river is a rare medieval find. Other ancient treasures include a tomb effigy of a Bishop and a hexagonal stone perhaps representing St Saeran.

St Saeran's benefited from a £2.5 million restoration/preservation program between 2013 and 2015.

Shepherds Hut near ruthin,through Sykes cottages. Excellent inside and out,great host and views.

Excellent church x I love going here as it holds my grandparents in the churchyard a lovely place. Llanynys will always b with me x