Popped in a few weeks ago and really enjoyed it. £3.50 per person is more than a fair price and helps support the museum and staff. Lots to see in the museum and very educational. Staff were also really friendly. We did not stop at the café inside but as we walked through it to go down to the basement it seemed lovely.

Really interesting place, and a cool place to visit, especially having relations that want to school there. I would normally have given a 5 star review, but we visited in the middle of a raging storm, and there was extensive building work in progress. Nonetheless, the museum was really interesting and the staff were very helpful, and there is also a really cool cafe on site.

The castle and grounds are,stunning so many lovely walks and a lovely cafe where you can sit on the deck looking over the garden's, you only see a small part of the castle but it's very interesting

Firstly went to go to the museum closed torensial rain ☔ why King Charles and camila coming to visit his birthday had no clue. Well organised lovely unfortunately 1.5hours in the rain was testing for everyone. King 👑 was pleasent I had the honour to talk and meet him.. Public toilets need addressing needs closer to the castle. Unfortunately I can't comment on the museum hence the the no 5star but will do that again. Staff otganisers were friendly, love merthyr and its amazing History. Pictures will show the event would I recommend a vist oh yes the park is worth it.. Bar the weather we did it 24 hours rain a month load I don't think I will ever forget it. Cyfartha Castle has the official History.. Go visit it..

Great place to visit. Came here yesterday. The castle is placed on a hill, with views over looking the park and lake that is just below the castle, as well as a great view of Mythyr Tydfil. The castle experience itself isnt the biggest we've seen, but at the time of writing it was £3.50 each person adult ticket so that was fair enough. The information they provide as well as details in the rooms is a great sight to behold. They detail such events, such as locomotives, mines, the start some appliances, etc. The experience follows a one way experience, and before you go down to the museum, there is a cafe. There's also acitivies to do there, some leaflets were being handed out to families that had kids. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants a nice explore with a lovely view.