Hen Capel Lligwy, a medieval chapel, is located on the outskirts of Moelfre close to the north east coast of Anglesey, North Wales. There is not a lot of architectural merit to the old building but it is well worth a visit and is adjacent to the path that leads to Din Lligwy one of Anglesey's finest archaeological sites. The small, roofless chapel has no recorded history and it is unknown to whom the church was dedicated. A single cell 12th Century chapel, largely rebuilt in the fourteenth century. The south doorway and the base of the walls are 12th Century. The nave and chancel were reconstructed in the 14th Century. The west wall rises to a gabled bellcote. The sixteenth century south chapel is built over a small crypt, roofed in stone slabs and entered by a flight of steps from the east end of the main chapel.