Mużew
Mużew u Gallerija tal-Arti tal-Kastell ta 'Cyfarthfa
41 persuna tal-post jissuġġeruh
Lokalità
Brecon Road
Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
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Alot of History and a fun family day out witha great park to keep the kids busy.
The Grade II* registered Cyfarthfa Park is one of the most frequently visited free tourist attractions in Wales. Covering 65 hectares it occupies a prominent position overlooking the town of Merthyr Tydfil and the historic site of the Cyfarthfa Ironworks. The Park also provides a beautiful backdrop to the Grade I listed Cyfarthfa Castle, former home to the illustrious Crawshay family, and is recognised as being the best example of a 19th century Ironmaster’s residence to have survived in South Wales. Throughout the year Cyfarthfa Park is frequently used as a destination for events ranging from large-scale concerts and firework displays to craft demonstrations, fun runs and charity events. Commissioned and built in 1824-25, Cyfarthfa Castle was constructed for ‘The Ironmaster’ William Crawshay II, who was one of the most influential men in Wales at the time. It is now home to a popular Museum and Art Gallery which is open to the public throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy a yearly programme of walks, talks, workshops and exhibitions or explore the Museum which is a testament to the spirit of the working man, Merthyr's spirit and the story which makes Merthyr so important in history for Wales and Britain as a whole. Cyfarthfa Castle Museum offers audio tours in a number of languages and can cater for guided groups/individual tours if requested in advance. Furthermore, the facility houses a popular Tea Room with an exquisite range of homemade food and drinks available all year round. Refreshments are available at Cyfarthfa Tea Rooms which can be found within the Castle.
The Grade II* registered Cyfarthfa Park is one of the most frequently visited free tourist attractions in Wales. Covering 65 hectares it occupies a prominent position overlooking the town of Merthyr Tydfil and the historic site of the Cyfarthfa Ironworks. The Park also provides a beautiful backdrop…
Great playground for the kids, fully accessible paths through the woods. Playground has a water play area in the summer. Cafe next to the play area, open in summer. Miniature railway is good but check operating times. Free parking.
8 miles from the cottage. The Park is free to visit, set in 150 acers of parkland. Has a fabulous splashpad for the kids, and a great Museum. All woodland walks and rambles are accessible, and will introduce you to a variety of animal, bird and plant species.