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National Museum Cardiff
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| The National Museum Cardiff is a museum and art gallery in Cardiff, Wales. It is part of the Edwardian civic complex of Cathays Park, which includes the City Hall, Law Courts, what is now Cardiff University and a building for the Welsh Assembly. It was designed by architects Arnold Dunbar Smith & Cecil Brewer. Its foundation stone was laid in 1912 but construction was delayed by the First World War and the National Museum was not open to the public until 1927, with some parts of the building being completed in 1932. |
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Enjoy reading about the National Museum Cardiff's creation and its famous collections. |
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Receive precious help in planning an eventual visit to the National Museum Cardiff by viewing these visitor details. |
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Find official data on the exhibitions and the public access to the National Museum Cardiff. |
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