Parc Howard Museum — Attraction in Llanelli

Parc Howard, nestled in the heart of Llanelli, offers a delightful blend of history, art, and community engagement. Here’s what stood out during my visit:

Renovated Galleries: The ground floor galleries have undergone extensive renovations, breathing new life into this historic building. Inside, a brand-new, accessible visitor reception welcomes you, complete with a gift shop offering hot drinks and snacks. Treasures from the Collection: The painting gallery houses a treasure trove of artworks from the collection. From classic landscapes to contemporary pieces, there’s something for every art enthusiast. Keep an eye out for local gems—artists inspired by the Llanelli community. Llanelly Pottery Stories: The new exhibition celebrates Llanelly Pottery, a local legacy. Learn about its history, craftsmanship, and impact on the community. Engage in family-friendly activities like dressing up, sketching, and even paper pottery making. Community Connection: Parc Howard thrives on community involvement. It’s a space where locals and visitors come together to appreciate art, culture, and heritage. Can you design your own Llanelly Pottery masterpiece? Give it a try! In summary, Parc Howard is more than a museum—it’s a vibrant hub where the past meets the present. Take a leisurely stroll through its grounds, soak in the art, and embrace the sense of...

Lovely place for a day out for anyone who's a child or older. The house has many interesting historical displays including local pottery items, welsh artefacts, plenty of art and even a room with some interesting visual games to try out.

There's also plenty to see in the grounds including well tended gardens, a playground, a paddling pool and even one of Llanelli's two gorsedd stone circles as used in Eisteddfod ceremonies. And the lawns are perfect for a picnic or just to sun yourself (if the welsh clouds have parted).

With the addition of a gift shop that also sells ice creams and hot drinks, and the helpful and friendly staff, it's a credit to Llanelli and well worth a visit...

Lovely, varied walks on this stunning park. Maintained by enthusiastic staff plus volunteers. They do a grand job. It's a pity the old bandstand is in bad repair and no longer in use. It must have been magnificent in its heyday. A wonderful fairytale playground, structures made from wood, is a delight for infants. Tennis courts behind serve older enthusiasts. A 'secret', sunken memorial garden with two benches gives the opportunity to sit and reflect. An extensive field is an open playground for all, dogs alike. My Nell demands to be brought here on an almost daily basis. Unfortunately she isn't allowed into the museum in the hall. Another pleasure...