Visitors can expect to learn about the history of Cardiff through engaging, interactive displays that showcase the stories of the people who have lived and worked in the city over the past centuries. The museum explores the city's story and heritage, providing a great starting point for any visit to Cardiff.
The Museum of Cardiff is housed in the Grade II* listed Old Library building, one of Cardiff's most iconic buildings. This building is rich in stories, objects, photographs, and film that tell the history of Cardiff, making it a significant location for the museum.
Visitors can enjoy events such as crafty fun for the whole family during the Easter holidays, as well as a free monthly event called Dinky Dragons. The museum also hosts photography groups and art events like artist mundi, providing a variety of engaging activities for visitors.
Visitors appreciate the helpful staff, engaging displays, and the opportunity to learn about Wales's history. Families find it to be a perfect place to visit with kids, and many visitors enjoy spending more time in the museum than they initially expected.
Visitors find the museum to be interesting and a good place for kids to learn history. Some visitors mention that the museum is a bit small, but suitable for the history of Cardiff. Others note that the lack of seating at exhibits can be a drawback, especially for those with disabilities or chronic pain.
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