St Fagans is an open-air heritage attraction near Cardiff which has a variety of buildings on display from around Wales. People can visit buildings including a woollen mill, ironworkers’ cottages, a Victorian country school and an Anderson air raid shelter, as well as watching blacksmiths, bakers and clog-makers demonstrate traditional skills. Last year the museum completed its ‘Making History’ project, a £30 million redevelopment to become Wales’ National Museum of History, opening new galleries and workshop spaces.

Praised for living, breathing and embodying the culture of Wales, St Fagans has been named the UK’s museum of the year.

If you are interested in joining us, please let Mike Taylor know as soon as possible. You can contact him by selecting the subject “Trips” on the contact form.