Plas Glyn-y-Weddw

Pwllheli

Arts centre and museum in Llanbedrog, Gwynedd, Wales, United Kingdom

Opening Gallery open 9.30am - 5pm daily. Café open 9.30am - 4.30pm daily.

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Age fit full access is available to people of all ages and abilities

Setting indoor/outdoor

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About this day out

Plas Glyn-y-Weddw is a popular arts centre located in Llanbedrog on the Llŷn Peninsula. It offers a full program of contemporary and historical exhibitions, events and activities, and attracts over 140,000 visitors annually.

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Gallery open 9.30am - 5pm daily. Café open 9.30am - 4.30pm daily.

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Facilities & accessibility

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craft shopcafeoutdoor theatreDisabled Toilet located in the new cafewheelchair available to borrowlift available for access to the first floorlarge print information availableseats, benches, chairs and a sofa

Accessibility: Plas Glyn-y-Weddw has full access for those with disabilities. There is full disabled access to all exhibition spaces including the craft shop, the cafe, and the outdoor theatre. Part of the Winllan woodland footpath is also suitable for wheelchair users. Two wheelchair accessible entrances are at the back of the building, the door leading to the rear of the cafe is automatic with a press-to-open button on the right. The ground floor including the cafe is on the same level. A lift is available for access to the first floor and all rooms/exhibition spaces on the first floor are suitable for wheelchair users. Assistance dogs are welcome in the gallery, shop and cafe. A wheelchair is available to borrow, ask at reception. There are 1.2 meter wide paths around all the exhibits, the shop and the cafe. There is wheelchair access to the outdoor theatre and to the space under the stage of the theatre together with the coastal path for the first 100 meters of the path from the Plas in the direction of the statue, before reaching steep steps. Blue badge holders must also pay to park, there is free parking for a specific time. Parking provision for blue badge holders is behind the café, follow the directional sign.
Parking: A parking system (Parking Eye) is active on site. The first 2 hours are free, but additional time must be paid for. The fees apply to blue badge holders as well. Parking provision for blue badge holders is behind the café, follow the directional sign. The main car park is open 24 hours a day. You will have to enter the vehicle number in the machine and pay the parking fee if you stay longer than the period when free parking is allowed.
Dogs: dogs are not allowed in the gallery or the cafe, Assistance dogs are welcome in the gallery, shop and cafe

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