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St Fagans National Museum of History

Plan Your Visit What's Here What's On Learn

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Bryn Eryr Iron Age Roundhouses

St Fagans is a people’s museum, where we explore history together through people’s everyday lives.

Admission

Entry is free.

Location

Cardiff
CF5 6XB

Map & How to Get Here

Opening Hours

10am - 5pm

Plan Your Visit

Notice: Improvements at the Museum

We’re making improvements at the museum, so you may notice some changes during your visit. Please check the Plan your Visit page for more information.

What's On

A red building depicting an old farm house with a grey roof, this in one of the buildings at St Fagans

Summer of fun at St Fagans National Museum of History

St Fagans National Museum of History

Two men and two women pose with street food. In the background are colourful flags and food stalls

St Fagans Food Festival

12 & 13 September 2026, 10am-6pm

St Fagans National Museum of History

A giant wicker man engulfed in flames.

Halloween Nights

29–31 October 2026, 5.30-9pm

St Fagans National Museum of History

Bat

Bat Walks

13 August–19 September 2026

St Fagans National Museum of History

Full What's On Listings

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Your support is helping us inspire everyone we reach through Wales’s story.

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Features

St Fagans Castle Project

St Fagans Castle is a Grade 1 listed building and one of the finest Elizabethan manor houses in Wales.

Dogs

Visiting the museum with your dog? There are plenty of paths for you to discover - from woodland walks to formal gardens.

LGBTQ+

Collection callout: If you have any objects, documents, or photographs that may help tell the rich story of LGBTQ+ history in Wales, get in touch.

Children exploring St Fagans stood outside traditional house painted red.

Learn

Be inspired, get creative and develop skills. We can use Wales’s collections and our museum settings to learn together.

Learn at St Fagans

Blogs and Articles

Curating at St Fagans National Museum of History: What I've learned and why it matters

St Fagans Rosery in bloom

A Garden Full of Roses and History

Elin Barker, Garden Conservator

An ewe and lambs in the field

Spring at St Fagans

By Ellen Davies

Kennixton - a red farmhouse with a thatched roof in the sunshine

An exciting new year at St Fagans

By Ellen Davies

19 January 2026

A woman on a scaffolding platform cleaning panelling in St Fagans Castle

Conservation Conversations: Cleaning St Fagans Castle

Sarah Paul, Chief Conservator

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