All agriculture museums to visit in Wales

Explore the rich heritage of agriculture at 11 museums in Wales. Discover the history and evolution of farming practices, tools, and techniques that have shaped the agricultural landscape, from vintage farming equipment to modern agricultural innovations.

Are you passionate about farming and agricultural history? These are the must-visit agriculture museums in Wales:

  1. Chirk Castle1

    Chirk Castle

     Chirk
    Chirk Castle is a Grade I listed castle situated in Chirk, Wrexham County Borough, Wales. The castle, which was built in 1295, is now owned and managed by the National Trust. It was part of King Edward I's chain of fortresses across the north of Wales and served as the administrative centre for the Marcher Lordship of Chirkland.
  2. National Botanic Garden of Wales2

    National Botanic Garden of Wales

     Llanarthney
    National Botanic Garden of Wales is a museum in Llanarthne. The museum features exhibits related to Agriculture and Natural Sciences.
  3. Llanerchaeron3

    Llanerchaeron

     Aberaeron
    Llanerchaeron, historically known as "Llanayron House" to its 19th-century inhabitants, is a Grade I listed mansion situated on the River Aeron. The mansion was designed and constructed in 1795 by the renowned architect John Nash. This architectural gem offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the elegance and grandeur of the 18th century.
  4. Ceredigion Museum4

    Ceredigion Museum

     Aberystwyth
    The Ceredigion Museum is situated at the Coliseum on Terrace Road in Aberystwyth. This unique museum is housed in a beautifully restored Edwardian theatre, providing a distinctive setting for its exhibits. The management of the museum is under the Ceredigion County Council.
  5. Llynnon Mill5

    Llynnon Mill

     Llanddeusant
    Llynon Mill, also known as Melin Llynon, is a gristmill situated on the edge of the village of Llanddeusant on the island of Anglesey. It holds the distinction of being the only operational windmill in Wales, making it a unique site of historical and cultural significance.
  6. Carmarthenshire Museum6

    Carmarthenshire Museum

     Abergwili
    The Carmarthenshire County Museum is situated in the historic county town of Carmarthen, in Carmarthenshire, Wales. Its exact location is Abergwili, Carmarthen, SA31 2JG. This museum is a significant cultural institution in the region, managed by the Carmarthenshire County Council.
  7. Usk Rural Life Museum7

    Usk Rural Life Museum

     Usk
    Usk Rural Life Museum is a museum in Usk, particularly focused on rural life across the years in our local area. We have exhibitions of rural trades from a bygone year as well as a cottage showing how we once lived. There are so many artefacts jammed into a little space you will be amazed! The m
  8. Llanyrafon Farm8

    Llanyrafon Farm

     Cwmbran
    Llanyrafon Farm is a museum in Cwmbran. The museum features exhibits related to Science and Technology and Social History.
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    Gower Heritage Centre

     Swansea
    Parkmill is a quaint village located in the Gower Peninsula, South Wales. It is situated approximately eight miles west of Swansea and about a mile from the north coast of the Bristol Channel. This location makes it an ideal spot for tourists who are interested in exploring the natural beauty of South Wales.
  10. Brynmawr Museum & Historical Society10

    Brynmawr Museum & Historical Society

     Brynmawr
    Brynmawr Museum and Historical Society is a museum in Brynmawr. The museum features exhibits related to Medicine, Agriculture, Literature, Weapons and War, Social History, Design, Fine Art, Film and Media, Coins and Medals, Photography, Industry, Archives, Toys and Hobbies, Archaeology, Religion, M
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    The Welsh Quilt Centre

     Lampeter
    The Lampeter Museum, established in 2014, is a significant cultural institution in the region. It was founded by Hanes Llambed, the local history society, and is located on the university campus. This museum provides a deep dive into the local history and culture, making it a worthwhile visit for those interested in understanding the roots of Lampeter.