Llandudno Museum & Gallery
With a National Art Pass you get
Explore the rich history of the beautiful Welsh seaside town at Llandudno Museum & Gallery.
This small museum has a TARDIS-esq prowess, with a whopping 9,000 artefacts in its vast collections, some dating all the way back to the prehistoric era. The objects on display showcase natural, social and military history, geology, and art, all with a connection to the local area. The museum is dedicated to both preserving and showcasing Llandudno’s heritage, and also holds some of the finest archaeological collections in Wales.
Highlights on display include intriguing Roman artefacts, a Neolithic skeleton and bone and pottery recovered from the Great Orme Copper Mines – the largest mines in Europe, connected to Llandudno by ancient tunnels.
Explore the evolution of Llandudno from prehistoric coastal town to the thriving seaside resort it is today – regular exhibitions, events and workshops dive deeper into the town’s history and celebrate Llandudno’s local talent.
Why you should go
Be beside the seaside
Get to know lovely Llandudno
See curious prehistoric objects
Visitor information
Address
Amgueddfa Ac Oriel Llandudno Museum & Gallery, Chardon House, 17-19 Gloddaeth Street, Llandudno, Conwy, LL30 2DD
01492 701490
Opening times
Tues - Sat 10am - 5pm (Last Entry 4pm)
Exclusions and safety measures
There is a lift for those with mobility issues or small children.
Only assistance dogs are permitted in the galleries. However, all dogs on leads are welcome in reception/shop and the museum garden.
