Sorry I have Just Found This Which Has Been Running since 30th June 2016 at various locations. **(I Have Put Pictures Of Some Of The Locations Swansea ,St Fagans Pembroke Etc)**
Organised by Cadw, the Welsh Government’s historic environment service, Open Doors offers both local people and visitors alike the chance to explore the hidden treasures of Wales’s culture and history.
Our regional lists make it easy to find out about fascinating Open Doors events near you. From former police stations to radio museums to atmospheric abbeys, there’s plenty to see and do across Wales this September!
If you would prefer to view Open Doors events by date — or search using keywords — you can use our Event Finder.
12 comments
diormioamica
22 Aug 16#12
Wales here I come. Thanks op!
Benibaby33
21 Aug 16#11
Thanks op, heat added. :smiley:
Elevation
20 Aug 161#10
Only wished that I lived nearer to Wales :disappointed:
Boz
19 Aug 16#9
Yes Parking There Isn't Free At St. Fagans . :disappointed:
smokingplunger
19 Aug 161#5
st fagans is free anyway?
Boz to smokingplunger
19 Aug 16#7
yes ironically all The Welsh Museums are Free
But Open Doors Offers So Much More In
Venues That Are Usually Pay For Entry
E.g Castle Coch or Duffryn
Yes You're right how sloppy
Organised by Cadw, the Welsh Government’s historic environment service
But if you click on any of the main links it's for this Year 2016 for all venues
Some web designer clearly uses old paths but it is for this Year :laughing:
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Organised by Cadw, the Welsh Government’s historic environment service, Open Doors offers both local people and visitors alike the chance to explore the hidden treasures of Wales’s culture and history.
Our regional lists make it easy to find out about fascinating Open Doors events near you. From former police stations to radio museums to atmospheric abbeys, there’s plenty to see and do across Wales this September!
If you would prefer to view Open Doors events by date — or search using keywords — you can use our Event Finder.
12 comments
But Open Doors Offers So Much More In
Venues That Are Usually Pay For Entry
E.g Castle Coch or Duffryn
for example :laughing:
http://cadw.gov.wales/daysout/castell-coch/?lang=en
Organised by Cadw, the Welsh Government’s historic environment service
But if you click on any of the main links it's for this Year 2016 for all venues
Some web designer clearly uses old paths but it is for this Year :laughing: