Explore local history and wildlife photography exhibitions in a family-friendly Pembrokeshire museum with an independent bookshop and coffee shop.

Narberth Museum offers families an engaging cultural experience in the heart of Pembrokeshire's charming market town. The venue features rotating exhibitions including wildlife photography displays and locally-focused heritage collections that appeal to visitors of all ages. The museum is designed to be accessible and welcoming for families with young children, offering pushchair-friendly facilities throughout. Beyond the exhibitions, visitors can browse Narberth's independent bookshop housed within the museum space, discovering a curated selection of books and local interest titles. The on-site coffee shop provides the perfect spot to relax and refuel during your visit, making it easy for families to spend quality time exploring at their own pace. With its combination of educational exhibitions, retail offerings, and refreshment facilities, Narberth Museum creates a complete cultural outing suitable for ages 0 and up. The venue is conveniently located on Church Street in Narberth, just 10 minutes from Tenby and easily accessible by car with ample parking nearby.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

☕ Food & Drink

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Pip Blackburn

2 months ago

Didn't have time to go around the museum but staff very helpful and a fantastic choice of books for sale. Cafe full on a midweek morning. If in the area again will definitely go around the museum, looked a good price

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kirsty swabey

5 months ago

Lovely little place to visit, friendly welcoming staff and nice interactive parts too

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B J

7 months ago

Quite frankly the best museum I've visited in Pembrokeshire. There is real effort to present information in a variety of engaging ways. Staff are friendly, polite and knowledgeable. I truly felt that they cared about my visitor experience. The second hand bookshop is an absolute treasure trove and worth a visit on its own. Add the well priced coffee shop to that you you've got a cracking few hours.

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Megan O'Regan

a year ago

Not sure of the actual museum but went along for messy play during the summer holidays. As always, staff were lovely, helpful and friendly. The activities on offer were varied and engaging. All 3 of my children had a great time ages from 1-8.

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Janet Bee

a year ago

Great museum, really interesting exhibits about the local area and the local people. Some good interactive displays too for all ages. Dog friendly and the staff were very welcoming and helpful. Definitely worth a visit and not expensive.

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026