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Discover the Museum
Bringing Llandovery’s history to life
Explore what’s on, discover our displays & collections, uncover the stories of Llandovery, and explore your own family history. There’s plenty to discover – come and see for yourself.
What's On
Discover what's happening at Llandovery Museum
Explore upcoming collections & displays, talks, activities and special events at the museum, and find out what’s happening throughout the season. From local history and heritage to community events, there’s always something new to discover.

The Drovers of Llandovery 2
Come and see us: Tue – Sat • 10am – 2pm The Drovers of Llandovery The men who walked Welsh cattle to market The History Picture Llandovery before engines, lorries and motorways The roads were alive with cattle, sheep and the men

Llandovery’s Victorian Benefactor
History of Llandovery 19th century A Welshman in Australia The History Daniel Lloyd Jones was born in 1823 to a farming family at Pen-y-bont, a 113-acre holding between Llandovery and Cynghordy. He left Wales at a young age and arrived in Australia

Llandovery’s Victorian Benefactor
History of Llandovery 19th century A Welshman in Australia The History Daniel Lloyd Jones was born in 1823 to a farming family at Pen-y-bont, a 113-acre holding between Llandovery and Cynghordy. He left Wales at a young age and arrived in Australia

The Drovers of Llandovery
Come and see us: Tue – Sat • 10am – 2pm The men who walked Welsh cattle to market History of Llandovery 18th – 19th century The Roads That Shaped Our Market Town The History Before railways and motor transport, cattle and
Collections & Displays
Discover the objects that tell Llandovery's story
Explore artefacts, photographs and archives that reveal the history of the town, from medieval heritage and local industries to everyday life in generations past.

The Drovers of Llandovery 2
Come and see us: Tue – Sat • 10am – 2pm The Drovers of Llandovery The men who walked Welsh cattle to market The History Picture Llandovery before engines, lorries and motorways The roads were alive with cattle, sheep and the men

Llandovery’s Victorian Benefactor
History of Llandovery 19th century A Welshman in Australia The History Daniel Lloyd Jones was born in 1823 to a farming family at Pen-y-bont, a 113-acre holding between Llandovery and Cynghordy. He left Wales at a young age and arrived in Australia

Llandovery’s Victorian Benefactor
History of Llandovery 19th century A Welshman in Australia The History Daniel Lloyd Jones was born in 1823 to a farming family at Pen-y-bont, a 113-acre holding between Llandovery and Cynghordy. He left Wales at a young age and arrived in Australia

The Drovers of Llandovery
Come and see us: Tue – Sat • 10am – 2pm The men who walked Welsh cattle to market History of Llandovery 18th – 19th century The Roads That Shaped Our Market Town The History Before railways and motor transport, cattle and
Stories of Llandovery
Discover the stories that shaped Llandovery
Explore the people, places and events that reveal the rich history of the town, from remarkable local characters and families to the industries, traditions and historic moments that have shaped Llandovery and its community.

The Drovers of Llandovery 2
Come and see us: Tue – Sat • 10am – 2pm The Drovers of Llandovery The men who walked Welsh cattle to market The History Picture Llandovery before engines, lorries and motorways The roads were alive with cattle, sheep and the men

Llandovery’s Victorian Benefactor
History of Llandovery 19th century A Welshman in Australia The History Daniel Lloyd Jones was born in 1823 to a farming family at Pen-y-bont, a 113-acre holding between Llandovery and Cynghordy. He left Wales at a young age and arrived in Australia

Llandovery’s Victorian Benefactor
History of Llandovery 19th century A Welshman in Australia The History Daniel Lloyd Jones was born in 1823 to a farming family at Pen-y-bont, a 113-acre holding between Llandovery and Cynghordy. He left Wales at a young age and arrived in Australia

The Drovers of Llandovery
Come and see us: Tue – Sat • 10am – 2pm The men who walked Welsh cattle to market History of Llandovery 18th – 19th century The Roads That Shaped Our Market Town The History Before railways and motor transport, cattle and
Plan your Visit
Your Guide to Visiting Llandovery Museum
Whether you’re visiting with family, friends or a group, find useful information to help plan your visit, from getting here to what to expect.

Free Admission
Entry to the museum is free! Everyone is welcome to explore our collections and exhibitions at Llandovery Museum.
Bring the whole family – including your well-behaved dogs!

Find Us
Llandovery Museum & Visitor Gateway
Y Gannwyll,
King’s Road, Llandovery,
Carmarthenshire. SA20 0AW

Opening Hours
Summer 2026
(April 2nd – October 31st)
Tuesday – Saturday
10:00am – 2:00pm
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