Discover the best top things to do in Llanelli, United Kingdom including John Street Gallery, The Escape Game Llanelli, Parc y Scarlets, The Ffwrnes, Ramps Skatepark, Llanelly House, Stradey Castle, Odeon Cinema, Bucket and Spade Seaside, Joiners Arms.
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
John Street Gallery is run by husband and wife team Ivano & Denise Di Battista. The gallery houses both the painting and printing studio. As well as colourful fine art on display, there is wide range of limited edition print, gift cards and an eclectic range of decorative and gift items for the home.
5.0 based on 117 reviews
I've been to this place a couple of times and both have been amazing fun. The staff are also very friendly and helpful, making for an all round enjoyable experience The game master Jordan is one of the most enthusiastic individuals I've ever met
4.5 based on 166 reviews
The Home of the Scarlets hosted this family wedding celebration. Great environment with friendly helpful staff and good quality buffet food. Recommended
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Went to see a play. Comfy seats, great play and well set out auditorium - had a clear view of the stage. Very pleasant staff The entrance area and bar are used for art exhibitions - brilliant idea and really good selection of pieces on Show, which can also be bought. Even able to buy prints etc of the art. Great evening, will go again.
4.5 based on 355 reviews
Visit Wales' finest Georgian town house - a historic home with a twist. A Premier Event Venue with an excellent Bistro offering Breakfast, Lunch, Light Snacks, Afternoon Teas & Sunday Lunches with an exciting programme of Themed Nights including Gin Nights, Tapas Nights, Murder Mysteries and Princess teas for the younger generation. Make your own history at Llanelly House: we can host your own private event, birthdays and anniversaries. Licensed for weddings and civil ceremonies. Access to the ground floor: no charge. Upper floors by Tour only - Please call to book one of our impressive Guided Tours that showcase the history and mystery of Georgian and Victorian eras here at Llanelly House.
Gret place to capture the history of Llanelli, located right in the centre of the town opposite the Parish Church and the Library
4.5 based on 64 reviews
A private Victorian house, set in a secluded location on the outskirts of Llanelli, virtually unchanged since the 19th century. Still under restoration, the house contains a fine collection of paintings by the current owner's great-grandfather and his artist friends and contemporaries. There is plenty for families to enjoy here, with a tower to be climbed if the weather is dry. The woodland gardens contain an interesting collection of plants which favour the mild climate and acid soil found here. Tours are open to the public on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month between April and September. The tours are nearly always conducted by a member of the Mansel Lewis family and conclude with home-made refreshments served in the dining room. Private tours by appointment. Booking via the website is essential
I have visited this home on a number of occasions and joined many tours. I would firstly like to thank family members for sharing their beautiful home and their vast historical knowledge, in a very friendly and inviting manner. Needless to say this home is beautiful and interesting and transports you into the past for a couple of hours. I think we should appreciate the cost and work involved to preserve this home for future generations to enjoy and experience a glimpse in to our past. I understand that the family on occasion extend their service to overnight stay. What a privilege to rest our weary head in such surroundings, this would be. Something for the future I hope. I’ll be more than happy to share my room with a spider or two who are privileged to call this their permanent residence, despite efforts by the owners to dust them away and I’d expect a little light dust in a building this age, merely from the fabrics used in the build and decor. All part of the experience I would think. I look forward to a time when this virus is relegated to the history books and visits resume at the castle. Once again I thank you for sharing your home.
4.0 based on 163 reviews
My friend & I visited on 25/2/2020. We went to see an early afternoon viewing of Emma. This was my first time visiting this location. Everywhere was very clean & tidy, including the toilets & the actual cinema. This film started, & within 5 minutes we had a green screen. Being the youngest there (I'm 36) I dashed out to find someone to rectify it. The staff were fantastic, very apologetic & proceeded to get it at up again. They offered us all a free Been & Jerry's ice-cream, & also free tickets to return at another time. It was a bit chilly in the cinema, & it has been on further returns. Each time I've advised them it's cold, nothing gets done. Take a coat & blanket to cover your legs.
4.0 based on 47 reviews
Had a lovely meal at the joiners tonight, great food, great staff and a wonderful welcome very friendly pub.
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