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A display of 16th Century treasure from the wreck of the merchant vessel Ann Francis is on public display for the first time!
The discovery tells the dramatic story of treasure lost and found centuries apart.
Amongst the finds on display are several historical gold coins from the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain, the Boatswain’s whistle, and a fascinating combination lock from one of the wooden chests. The combination of this lock was a secret word, which remains to this day uncracked by all who’ve tried.
Here you can find information about accessibility throughout the Museum including parking, wheelchair access, lifts, baby changing facilities, assistance dogs, Braille resources, and induction loops.
The National Waterfront Museum does not have a dedicated car park.
However, there are several pay and display car parks situated just a short walk from the Museum. You can find more information on car parking facilities here
You can plan your journey using the Traveline Cymru website or by calling their helpline on 0800 464 0000.
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