Abbey-Cwm-Hir Hall
Llandrindod Wells
A Victorian Gothic Revival hall beside the ruins traditionally holding Llywelyn ap Gruffudd's grave, in rural Powys
Museums in Wales
257 museums
Aberdulais Tin Works and Waterfall
Neath
Four centuries of water power in a wooded gorge, still generating electricity today
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
Aberystwyth
Wales's largest arts centre, with three galleries and a major contemporary ceramics collection, on the University's Penglais campus
Aberystwyth Castle
Aberystwyth
Edward I's coastal fortress — Owain Glyndŵr's court and capital of the Welsh revolt
Abertillery and District Museum
Abertillery
The memory of the valley: coal, community, and culture in Blaenau Gwent
Amgueddfa Ceredigion Museum
Aberystwyth
Discovering Ceredigion's heritage in a historic Edwardian theatre
Amgueddfa Forwrol Llŷn Maritime Museum
Nefyn
Ships built on open beaches and captains from every family, in Nefyn's old parish church
Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture
Berriew
Wales's most dazzling museum — where Mirror Balls meet Alternative Miss World in mid-Wales
Barclodiad y Gawres
Rhosneigr
A Neolithic passage tomb on Anglesey's clifftops with rare decorated chamber stones in the Irish Sea megalithic tradition — access via key from the local post office
Basingwerk Abbey
Greenfield
Cistercian hospitality on the Pilgrims' Way — a Welsh border abbey in a remarkable industrial heritage valley
Beaumaris Courthouse
Beaumaris
The oldest working courthouse in Wales — 400 years of justice on Anglesey
Beaumaris Gaol
Beaumaris
Joseph Hansom's model Victorian prison — treadwheel, condemned cell, and the story of a public execution
Bedwellty House and Park
Tredegar
An ironmaster's Regency house and its restored park at the head of the Sirhowy valley
Bersham Colliery Engine House
Wrexham
Preserved colliery winding engine house and headgear on the former Wrexham coalfield
Big Pit National Coal Museum
Torfaen
Descend 300 feet into Wales's coal mining heritage with former miners
Blaenavon Ironworks
Blaenavon
A UNESCO World Heritage Site — where the industrial revolution was forged in iron
Blaina Heritage Action Group Museum
Blaina
Volunteer-run local history museum preserving Blaina's coal, iron and community heritage
Bryn Celli Ddu
Llanfairpwll
Anglesey's finest Neolithic passage tomb, where the summer solstice sunrise illuminates the inner chamber — a monument unique in Wales for combining henge and passage tomb
Brynmawr & District History Museum
Brynmawr
Brynmawr's volunteer-run museum, home to the celebrated 1930s Brynmawr Experiment furniture collection
Bronllys Castle
Bronllys
A fine early 13th-century round tower keep on its motte, alone in the Black Mountains borderland
Buckley Library, Museum and Gallery
Buckley
Buckley's local pottery and industrial heritage, housed within the town library
Builth Wells Museum
Builth Wells
Gateway to mid Wales and guardian of the last Welsh prince's legacy
Cae'r Gors
Rhosgadfan
The restored childhood home of Kate Roberts, one of Wales's greatest Welsh-language authors
Caergwrle Castle
Caergwrle
The last castle of independent Wales — Dafydd ap Gruffudd's hilltop stronghold above the Alyn valley
Caernarfon Airworld Museum
Caernarfon
RAF Llandwrog's Second World War airfield history, told at a still-working North Wales airport
Canolfan Ucheldre Centre
Holyhead
Anglesey's principal arts centre, in a converted Victorian convent in Holyhead
Cardigan Castle
Cardigan
Cardigan Castle is a historic Norman fortification magnificently restored and reopened as a heritage attraction in 2015, standing above the tidal River Teifi…
Carew Castle
Pembroke
Norman fortress transformed into Elizabethan palace — Pembrokeshire's most spectacular castle complex
Carew Cheriton Control Tower
Carew
A restored Second World War RAF control tower, the flying operations centre of Coastal Command's anti-U-boat patrols
Carmarthenshire County Museum
Carmarthen
Carmarthenshire County Museum is the principal museum for one of Wales's largest and most historically rich counties, housed in a building of extraordinary…
Carreg Cennen Castle
Llandeilo
A dramatic clifftop fortress with underground cave and breathtaking Carmarthenshire views
Castell Coch
Tongwynlais
A Victorian fairy-tale castle with the most opulent Gothic interiors in Britain
Castell Henllys
Newport
Reconstructed Iron Age roundhouses on their original archaeological foundations
Castell y Bere
Tywyn
Remote native Welsh castle of Llywelyn the Great in the mountain heartland — one of the last strongholds to fall to Edward I
Cefn Coed Colliery Museum
Crynant
A preserved anthracite colliery winding engine and pithead in the Dulais Valley, South Wales
Chapter Arts Centre
Cardiff
Cardiff's artist-led multi-disciplinary arts centre in a converted 1907 school, running since 1971
Cilgerran Castle
Cilgerran
Above the gorge of the Teifi — one of Wales's most painted and dramatic castle ruins
Cyfarthfa Castle Museum and Art Gallery
Merthyr Tydfil
Gothic castle of iron kings - where industrial wealth meets artistic legacy
Cymer Abbey
Dolgellau
A Cistercian abbey that bred horses for Welsh princes, set beneath Cadair Idris in the Mawddach valley
Coity Castle
Coity
Eight centuries of Norman lordship in the Vale of Glamorgan — the seat of the Turberville and Gamage families
Conwy Castle
Conwy
Edward I's masterpiece - a complete medieval fortress with stunning coastal views
Conwy Mussel Museum
Conwy
The centuries-old story of Conwy's estuary mussel fishermen, told in a small quayside museum
Conwy Suspension Bridge
Conwy
Telford's 1826 suspension bridge beside Conwy Castle — Gothic towers, iron chains, and the Holyhead Road
Conwy Town Walls
Conwy
Europe's finest medieval town walls — a complete 13th-century circuit walkable above Conwy's rooftops
Conwy Valley Railway Museum
Betws-y-Coed
Railway heritage and a working miniature railway beside Betws-y-Coed station
Copper Kingdom Centre
Amlwch
The story of Parys Mountain — briefly the largest copper mine in the world — told at the historic port of Amlwch
Cosmeston Medieval Village
Penarth
A reconstructed fourteenth-century Welsh village, built on its own excavated archaeological foundations
Cowbridge and District Museum
Cowbridge
The story of a medieval walled town, told inside its own eighteenth-century gaol cells
Crickhowell Castle
Crickhowell
Norman Marcher castle at the gateway to the Brecon Beacons — Crickhowell's medieval heart
Denbigh Castle and Town Walls
Denbigh
A hilltop fortress with the finest medieval gatehouse in Wales
Din Lligwy
Moelfre
A remarkably complete Romano-British settlement on Anglesey, where the foundations of a 4th-century farming and craft community survive within a still-impressive enclosure wall
Dolaucothi Gold Mines
Llanwrda
The only Roman gold mine in Britain — two millennia of gold extraction in the Welsh hills
Dolforwyn Castle
Montgomery
Llywelyn ap Gruffudd's castle — the last stand of an independent Wales on a Severn Valley hilltop
Dolwyddelan Castle
Dolwyddelan
Llywelyn the Great's mountain stronghold — a native Welsh castle in the heart of Snowdonia
Dryswyn Castle
Llandeilo
A native Welsh hilltop castle of the Princes of Deheubarth above the Tywi — and the scene of a dramatic 1287 siege
Electric Mountain
Llanberis
Electric Mountain is one of Britain's most extraordinary and unusual visitor experiences — a guided journey deep inside Elidir Mountain above the village of…
Ewenny Priory
Bridgend
Wales's finest Norman fortified priory — nine centuries of monastic history in the Vale of Glamorgan
Ewloe Castle
Ewloe
Native Welsh D-tower castle hidden in Flintshire woodland — built by Llywelyn ap Gruffudd in 1257 to defend the Welsh borderland
Firing Line: Cardiff Castle Museum of the Welsh Soldier
Cardiff
The Story of the Welsh Soldier — From the Longbow to the Modern Battlefield
Flint Castle
Flint
Edward I's first Welsh castle — the scene of Richard II's fall, with a unique detached donjon tower
Fonmon Castle
Barry
A Norman castle in continuous private occupation for eight centuries, near Barry in the Vale of Glamorgan
Fourteen Locks Canal and Heritage Centre
Newport
A dramatic 1790s staircase of locks raising boats 51 metres up the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal
Glyn Valley Tramway and Industrial Heritage Museum
Llangollen
The 1873 to 1935 narrow gauge tramway of the Ceiriog Valley, in its own restored engine shed
Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
Swansea
Wales's regional art gallery - from Old Masters to cutting-edge contemporary
Greenfield Valley Heritage Park
Holywell
70 acres of industrial heritage, nature, and history in North Wales
Grosmont Castle
Grosmont
One of the Three Castles of Gwent — Hubert de Burgh's finest Welsh Marches fortress
Harlech Castle
Harlech
The fortress that inspired 'Men of Harlech' - dramatic clifftop castle with epic siege history
Haulfre Stables
Llandudno
A restored Victorian stable block and terraced gardens above Llandudno, with outstanding Great Orme and bay views
Haverfordwest Town Museum
Haverfordwest
Pembrokeshire's county town history told within a Norman castle on the Cleddau
Holyhead Maritime Museum
Holyhead
Holyhead's seafaring story from Roman fort to Irish Sea gateway — ship models, navigational instruments, and maritime heritage
Home Front Experience
Llandudno
An immersive reconstruction of British civilian life during the Second World War, in Llandudno
Howell Harris Museum
Talgarth
The life and legacy of Howell Harris, founder of Welsh Methodism, at Coleg Trefeca
Internal Fire: Museum of Power
Tanygroes
An independent specialist collection of historic stationary and marine diesel engines near Cardigan, Ceredigion
Y Gaer (Brecknock Museum and Art Gallery)
Brecon
Art, History, and Roman Heritage in the Heart of the Beacons
Joseph Parry's Cottage and Museum
Merthyr Tydfil
Birthplace cottage of composer Joseph Parry, creator of 'Myfanwy' and the hymn tune 'Aberystwyth'
Judges Lodging
Presteigne
Victorian justice in a Georgian townhouse — Presteigne's extraordinary intact judge's lodgings
Kidwelly Castle
Kidwelly
A masterpiece of concentric castle design and famous Monty Python filming location
Knighton Museum / Amgueddfa Tref-y-Clawdd
Knighton
A handling collection and dementia-friendly museum in a Welsh border town
Lampeter Museum
Lampeter
The story of a small Ceredigion market town that became home to one of Britain's oldest degree-awarding colleges
Lamphey Bishop's Palace
Lamphey
A medieval episcopal country retreat with Wales's most distinctive decorative parapet — Bishop de Gower's masterpiece
Lasynys Fawr
Harlech
The birthplace of Ellis Wynne, author of the landmark Welsh-language work Visions of the Sleeping Bard
Laugharne Castle
Laugharne
Medieval stronghold and Tudor garden above the Taf estuary, in Dylan Thomas country
Llancaiach Fawr
Nelson
A Tudor manor house frozen in 1645, brought to life through sustained first-person Civil War interpretation
Llandudno Museum
Llandudno
The story of Llandudno, from Creuddyn peninsula farming community to Victorian planned resort
Llanelli Museum
Llanelli
Llanelli's heritage jewel — fine pottery, local history, and a beautiful Edwardian mansion
Llanerchaeron
Aberaeron
Wales's best-preserved Georgian estate — John Nash villa, working farm, and walled gardens in the Aeron Valley
Llangollen Motor Museum
Llangollen
An independent enthusiast-built collection of over sixty vintage and classic vehicles near Llangollen
Llangollen Museum
Llangollen
Llangollen Museum occupies the town's former court house and magistrates' court on Parade Street, providing an intimate and engaging introduction to the…
Llanidloes Museum
Llanidloes
Medieval market hall, Chartist rising, and the heritage of the upper Severn valley
Llanon Cottage
Llanon
A rare surviving straw-rope-underthatch cottage in the Ceredigion coastal village of Llanon
Llansteffan Castle
Llansteffan
Norman fortress on a headland above the Tywi estuary — commanding views across Carmarthenshire and beyond
Llantarnam Grange Arts Centre
Cwmbran
South-east Wales's dedicated applied arts and craft gallery, in a nineteenth-century grange house, Cwmbran
Llanthony Priory
Llanthony
A romantic Augustinian ruin in the remote Vale of Ewyas, deep in the Black Mountains
Llawhaden Castle
Llawhaden
A bishops' castle in a wooded Pembrokeshire valley — medieval episcopal power in the heart of the St Davids diocese
Lloyd George Museum
Llanystumdwy
The boyhood home and life story of Britain's Welsh Prime Minister, David Lloyd George
Loughor Castle
Loughor
Roman fort Leucarum, Norman tower — two thousand years of strategic command above the Loughor estuary
Manorbier Castle
Manorbier
Birthplace of Gerald of Wales and 'the pleasantest spot in Wales' above Manorbier Bay
Margam Stones Museum
Port Talbot
One of the finest collections of early medieval inscribed stones and Celtic crosses in Wales
Menai Heritage
Menai Bridge
Telling the story of Thomas Telford's Menai Suspension Bridge and the Menai Strait crossing, Anglesey
Mid Wales Arts Centre
Caersws
A sculpture park and gallery centred on the Stefan Knapp enamel collection, at Maesmawr near Caersws
Milford Haven Museum
Milford Haven
From Quaker whalers to trawlers to oil tankers — three maritime industries on one of Britain's finest natural harbours
Minera Lead Mines
Wrexham
Surviving engine house and surface workings of a major North East Wales lead mining site
Minerva Arts Centre
Llanidloes
The Quilt Association's exhibition space for Welsh quilting and textile heritage, Llanidloes
Mission Gallery
Swansea
Wales's leading contemporary craft gallery, in a former seamen's mission chapel, Swansea
Moelfre Seawatch Centre
Moelfre
Moelfre's maritime history — shipwrecks, RNLI heroism, and coastal wildlife on Anglesey's east coast
Mold Library, Museum and Gallery
Mold
Mold's local history museum, centred on novelist Daniel Owen's life and legacy
MOMA Machynlleth
Machynlleth
A redundant chapel turned gallery and concert hall, holding four centuries of Welsh art in a mid-Wales market town
Monmouth Castle and Regimental Museum
Monmouth
The story of the Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers, in a stable wing of Great Castle House
Montgomery Castle
Montgomery
13th-century English Marcher castle on a dramatic rocky crag — scene of the Treaty of Montgomery 1267, slighted by Parliament in 1649
Mostyn
Llandudno
Wales's leading contemporary art gallery, in an Edwardian building with a major modern extension, Llandudno
Museum of Land Speed
Pendine
Commemorating the 1920s world land speed record attempts on Pendine Sands, Carmarthenshire
Nant Mill Visitor Centre
Wrexham
A restored water-powered corn mill and ancient woodland nature reserve on the edge of Wrexham
Nantclwyd y Dre
Ruthin
The oldest timber-framed townhouse in Wales, interpreted room by room across six centuries
Nantgarw Chinaworks Museum
Nantgarw
The site of Britain's most technically exceptional porcelain works, producing translucent Nantgarw china
Narberth Castle
Narberth
The Arberth of the Mabinogi — a town-centre castle ruin at the heart of Welsh myth
Narberth Museum
Narberth
The everyday history of a Pembrokeshire market town rooted in the legends of the Mabinogion
Narrow Gauge Railway Museum
Tywyn
The Narrow Gauge Railway Museum occupies the handsome stone buildings of Tywyn Wharf Station, the southern terminus of the Talyllyn Railway — and tells a story…
Nash Point Lighthouse
Marcross
A working Bristol Channel lighthouse on the dramatic Glamorgan Heritage Coast, built after an 1831 shipwreck
National Cycle Museum
Llandrindod Wells
Over 260 bicycles spanning two centuries, housed in a 1906 motor showroom in Powys
National Coracle Centre
Cenarth
The world's most comprehensive collection of coracles, beside the River Teifi at Cenarth Falls
National Waterfront Museum
Swansea
Wales's industrial and maritime heritage - innovation that changed the world
Neath Abbey
Neath
Wales's wealthiest medieval monastery — Cistercian ruins transformed by Elizabethan mansion and early industry
Newcastle Emlyn Castle
Newcastle Emlyn
Native Welsh castle above the Teifi — gateway to the first printing press in Wales
Newport Ship
Newport
A fifteenth-century merchant ship, rescued from the River Usk mud — view the ongoing conservation, Fridays and Saturdays in season
Newport Transporter Bridge Visitor Centre
Newport
One of the world's few working transporter bridges — a 1906 aerial gondola crossing of the River Usk
Newtown Textile Museum
Newtown
Robert Owen's birthplace, Welsh flannel, and the world's first mail-order business
Norwegian Church Arts Centre
Cardiff
Where Norwegian heritage meets contemporary arts by Cardiff Bay
Offa's Dyke Centre
Knighton
Interpreting the largest ancient monument in Britain, at the halfway point of the trail
Ogmore Castle
Ogmore-by-Sea
Cross the famous stepping stones to one of Glamorgan's most charming Norman castles — beside Europe's second-largest dunes
Old Bell Museum
Montgomery
History of the Welsh Marches in a preserved coaching inn — castle, canal, Offa's Dyke and Civil War
Oriel Davies Gallery
Newtown
Mid Wales's principal contemporary art gallery, set in Newtown's riverside Park since 1994
Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre
St Davids
Pembrokeshire's landscape art gallery and National Park visitor centre, on the edge of St Davids
Oriel Ynys Môn
Llangefni
Anglesey's premier gallery and heritage centre — celebrating the island's art, history, and natural world in the heart of Llangefni
Oriel Myrddin Gallery
Carmarthen
South-west Wales's principal contemporary art and craft gallery, in a converted Victorian school, Carmarthen
Owain Glyndwr Centre
Machynlleth
The traditional site of Owain Glyndŵr's 1404 Welsh parliament, at the height of the last great medieval Welsh uprising
Oxwich Castle
Oxwich
Wales's finest Tudor fortified manor house — the Mansel family's Renaissance courtyard mansion on Gower
Parc Howard Museum
Llanelli
Parc Howard Museum is Llanelli's principal public museum and art gallery, housed in an elegant Edwardian mansion set within the beautiful public parkland of…
Pembroke Castle
Pembroke
Pembroke Castle is one of the finest and most complete medieval castles in Wales — a magnificent Norman stronghold rising above the tidal waters of the…
Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre
Pembroke dock
Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre occupies part of the Victorian Defensible Barracks, one of the most complete and historically significant military barracks…
Penarth Pier Pavilion
Penarth
A restored 1929 Art Deco pier pavilion, now a thriving community cinema and arts venue on the Penarth seafront
Penmaenmawr Museum
Penmaenmawr
Stone, sea, and community — the extraordinary history of Penmaenmawr and its granite mountain
Penmon Priory
Beaumaris
Sixth-century Celtic Christian site with Norman priory church — Anglesey's most atmospheric early monastery
Penrhyn Castle
Bangor
A neo-Norman castle built on slavery and slate — honesty and grandeur on the National Trust's most challenging property
Pentre Ifan
Newport
Wales's finest Neolithic dolmen — a 16-tonne capstone balanced on three slender uprights in the Preseli Hills, with views across Pembrokeshire to the sea
Picton Castle
Haverfordwest
A medieval Welsh castle continuously inhabited by one family for over 600 years, set in outstanding woodland gardens
Pierhead
Cardiff
Cardiff Bay's flamboyant 1897 dock-company headquarters, now telling the story of Welsh democracy
Plas Mawr
Conwy
Wales's finest Elizabethan town house — Robert Wynn's Renaissance masterpiece with spectacular original plasterwork
Plas Newydd House and Garden
Llanfairpwll
An 18th-century mansion with Rex Whistler's masterpiece on the shores of the Menai Strait
Porthmadog Maritime Museum
Porthmadog
The port that roofed Victorian Britain — Welsh slate and the Western Ocean Yachts
Powis Castle
Welshpool
A medieval castle rising above world-famous terraced gardens, housing a magnificent collection including treasures from the age of the British Empire in India
Powysland Museum
Welshpool
One of Wales's oldest museums, preserving the rich archaeology and heritage of the ancient kingdom of Powys beside the historic Montgomery Canal
Radnorshire Museum
Llandrindod Wells
The heritage of Wales's most thinly-populated county — from Roman forts and hillforts to Victorian spa elegance
Raglan Castle
Raglan
The most magnificent late-medieval castle in Wales — an architectural masterpiece of the 15th century
Rhyl Miniature Railway
Rhyl
One of Britain's oldest miniature railways, running the Marine Lake seafront since 1911
Rhyl Museum
Rhyl
The story of North Wales's favourite seaside resort — from Victorian pier to the Sun Centre wave pool
Rhondda Heritage Park
Rhondda
Experience authentic Welsh coal mining heritage where generations worked underground
Robert Owen Memorial Museum
Newtown
Newtown's museum dedicated to Robert Owen, pioneering social reformer and founder of the co-operative movement
Royal Cambrian Academy of Art
Conwy
Wales's foremost art academy since 1881, in a purpose-built gallery within Conwy's medieval walled town
Royal Welch Fusiliers Museum
Caernarfon
Three Centuries of Welsh Military Valour in a Medieval Fortress
School of Art Gallery and Museum
Aberystwyth
15,000 Objects of Fine and Decorative Art at Aberystwyth University
Scolton Manor Museum
Haverfordwest
Victorian country house, Pembrokeshire history, and a country park in the heart of Wales's most westerly county
Sygun Copper Mine
Beddgelert
Genuine underground copper mine workings beneath the mountains of Snowdonia
Skenfrith Castle
Skenfrith
Compact 13th century fortress with distinctive round keep beside the River Monnow
South Stack Lighthouse
Holyhead
A working 1809 lighthouse reached by 400 steps and a suspension bridge, amid Anglesey's seabird cliffs
South Wales Aviation Museum
St Athan
Climb aboard Cold War jets in a working hangar on a historic RAF maintenance airfield
South Wales Miners Museum
Port talbot
The voices of the valleys — coal, community and the South Wales mining legacy
St Davids Bishop's Palace
St-davids
A lavishly decorated medieval bishop's palace beside St Davids Cathedral in Britain's smallest city
St Winefride's Well
Holywell
Britain's oldest continuously visited pilgrimage site — 'the Lourdes of Wales' — with its exceptional medieval well chapel
Stone Science
Pentraeth
650 million years of Earth's history at a family-run fossil and mineral museum on Anglesey
Storiel
Bangor
Storiel — the Welsh word for gallery — is the principal public museum and art gallery for the county of Gwynedd, housed in a handsome Victorian building in the…
Strata Florida Abbey
Ystrad meurig
The Westminster Abbey of Wales — Cistercian heartland and burial place of Welsh princes in the Vale of Flowers
Swansea Castle
Swansea
Medieval castle fragment with an exceptional arcaded parapet in the heart of Swansea
Swtan Heritage Museum
Church Bay
The last surviving traditional thatched longhouse on Anglesey, near Church Bay
Tacla Taid - Anglesey Transport Museum
Newborough
Wales's largest transport collection, built from the vehicles Anglesey actually drove
Taliesin Arts Centre
Swansea
Swansea University's arts centre for film, performance and visual art exhibitions, Singleton campus
Talyllyn Railway
Tywyn
The world's first preserved railway — rescued by volunteers in 1951, founding the entire heritage railway movement
Talley Abbey
Llandeilo
The only Premonstratensian abbey ever founded in Wales, its lone tower rising above twin lakes
Tenby Museum and Art Gallery
Tenby
The oldest independent museum in Wales — heritage, art and history on Castle Hill
The Regimental Museum of The Royal Welsh
Brecon
The Story of Rorke's Drift and Three Centuries of Welsh Soldiering
The Riverfront Theatre & Arts Centre
Newport
Newport's professional theatre and arts centre, on the banks of the River Usk
The Royal Mint Museum
Llantrisant
A thousand years of British coin-making history, with guided access to the working Royal Mint at Llantrisant
Thomas Shop Museum
Llanrwst
A genuine, largely unchanged early-to-mid twentieth-century Welsh village shop in Llanrwst
TimeScape Rhayader
Rhayader
Rhayader's community-run local history museum, gateway to the Elan Valley story
Tintern Abbey
Tintern
Wales's most spectacular ruined abbey — a sublime Cistercian masterpiece in the Wye Valley
Ty Mawr Wybrnant
Betws-y-Coed
Birthplace of Bishop William Morgan, whose 1588 Welsh Bible saved the Welsh language
Tomen y Mur
Trawsfynydd
A Roman fort reused as a Norman castle on wild Eryri moorland, with Britain's rarest amphitheatre earthworks
Tredegar Local History Museum
Tredegar
The story of Tredegar's ironworks, its labour history, and its role as the birthplace of Aneurin Bevan and the NHS's origins
Tregaron Heritage Centre
Tregaron
The story of the red kite's rescue from near-extinction, told at the heart of its last British stronghold
Tretower Court and Castle
Crickhowell
Medieval Wales at its most evocative — a Norman castle tower and a rare fortified manor house
Tudor Merchant's House
Tenby
A 15th-century merchant's house in Tenby — one of Wales's finest survivals of Tudor domestic architecture
University of South Wales Museum
Pontypridd
Art, Design and Visual Culture at the University of South Wales
Vale of Rheidol Railway
Aberystwyth
Steam through the Rheidol gorge, and a world-class narrow-gauge collection in the engine shed
Valle Crucis Abbey
Llangollen
Cistercian abbey in a spectacular Dee Valley setting — Wales's most beautiful medieval west front
Wales Millennium Centre
Cardiff
Cardiff Bay's landmark performing arts centre, home to free exhibitions and the Bocs immersive art space
Welsh Highland Heritage Railway
Porthmadog
The Welsh Highland Heritage Railway at Porthmadog is a dedicated preservation railway and museum operating from the site of Gelert's Farm Works, safeguarding…
Welsh Quilt Centre
Lampeter
Jen Jones's collection of historic Welsh quilts, in Lampeter's Town Hall
Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway
Llanfair Caereinion
Sheep, steam and severe gradients on Montgomeryshire's international narrow-gauge line
Weobley Castle
Swansea
A medieval fortified manor on the Gower Peninsula — domestic grandeur with views across the Loughor estuary
West Wales Museum of Childhood
Llangeler
Over a century of toys, dolls, and childhood memorabilia in a converted Carmarthenshire farm setting
White Castle
Llantilio-crossenny
Magnificent moated medieval fortress of the Three Castles, set in peaceful Monmouthshire countryside
Wireless in Wales Museum
Denbigh
The history of radio broadcasting and wireless technology in Wales, at Canolfan Iaith Clwyd, Denbigh
Wrexham County Borough Museum
Wrexham
Discover the rich story of Wrexham and north-east Wales, from medieval ironworking to football glory
Xplore!
Wrexham
North Wales's hands-on science discovery centre for children and families, run by charity North Wales Science
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