Cosmeston Medieval Village — Attraction in Sully and Lavernock

Cosmeston Medieval Village provides a captivating journey into the past, offering visitors a unique glimpse into medieval life. Nestled in a picturesque setting, the village authentically recreates the atmosphere of a bygone era.

The attention to detail in the architecture and design of the structures is commendable, making it a truly immersive experience. From thatched roofs to cobblestone streets, every element transports visitors back in time, allowing them to appreciate the intricacies of medieval craftsmanship.

The interactive exhibits and knowledgeable guides further enrich the visit, providing insightful information about daily life, traditions, and activities of medieval inhabitants. This educational aspect adds depth to the experience, making it not just visually appealing but also intellectually stimulating.

The surrounding natural beauty, including the scenic lake and greenery, enhances the overall ambiance. It's a peaceful escape that complements the historical journey, creating a well-rounded and enjoyable outing.

Whether you're a history enthusiast or a casual visitor, Cosmeston Medieval Village offers a charming and informative experience that bridges the gap between the past and the present. It's a hidden gem that invites exploration and reflection on the rich tapestry of...

I understand this is the only site in Europe where the medieval houses were re-built on the excavated foundation stones, all of which are clearly visible and were brought up by cart from the adjacent Lavernock Point Beach. Daily tours with a costumed guide run throughout the year (double check on line or phone the Cosmeston Country Park to avoid disappointment should the village be closed forany reason) and cost £5.00 per adult. You'll be transported to 1350, the year the Black Death reached Cardiff. The atmospheric thatched cottages, dimly lit by candles, are surrounded by beautiful herb and vegetable gardens, lovingly cared for staff and costumed volunteers from the local area. Not to be missed..a quite different experience to St. Fagin's the National Museum of Wales which is also a must-see destination. Cosmeston Medieval Village also provides costumed educational tours for school and student groups of all ages and nationalities, all of whom will take away unique memories of a magical part of...

The lake is free to visit, and the parking is free. There is a charge to visit the reconstruction of the medieval village on the site. The village was abandoned at the time of the Black Death and the remains only discovered in the 1970s. There are several buildings (with furnishings and contents) to visit as well as the small (not very wonderful) museum house (which also built on the remains of a medieval cottage). You can choose an audioguide to walk round with, but it's vastly better to book onto a guided tour. You are shown round by a village peasant, in costume, in character. You learn a lot, get insights from the peasant's point of view, get to ask questions and it costs you no extra over the admission fee. Each time we've done it, our party had the guide to ourselves. A whole hour for about a fiver: superb...