About St. Fagans National Museum of History
St. Fagans National Museum is Europe’s most popular heritage attraction. It occupies the grounds of historic St. Fagans castle. More than 50 historic buildings are bought here from their original location and reassembled. The wealth of these historic buildings are gathered together on this beautiful site. Here you can explore the 18th-century chapel, workmen’s institute, war memorial, a corn mill, farmhouse, medieval church, a woolen mill, Victorian school, a traditional clog–maker’s workshop, and a medieval prince’s hall, which makes the museum an exciting places to go out in Cardiff with kids and family.
The museum holds a display of traditional crafts made by blacksmiths, pottery makers, weavers,s, etc. St. Fagans National Museum was intended to preserve aspects of Welsh rural life. Highlights of the museum include Welsh Rural Life exhibits, a working farm preserving local Welsh native breeds of livestock, a unitarian nonconformist chapel, the medieval parish church of Saint Teilo, A Tudor merchant’s house, and Industrial working life exhibits.
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St. Fagans National Museum of History Highlights
• Witness the original work from the 17th century, along with the lavish old gardens and some of the interiors from the early 20th century.
• Check out the St. Teilo’s church from the 13th century was relocated from Swansea and was restored to its original shape representing a unique historical architecture.
• Explore the 17th-century stone farmhouse which was shifted to the museum and is famous for its raised area for smoking meat above the fireplace.
• Witness 50 historic buildings at the St. Fagans National Museum which were bought from different locations to make the museum.
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