Cadw has revealed its exciting lineup of events across west Wales for May half term, offering a range of activities for families at Wales’ mightiest castles and religious locations.
Whether you’re craving adventure, eager to uncover history or simply seeking quality time with your loved ones, Cadw’s events are suitable for all.
A selection of the most unique events is below; for a full list of Cadw events over the half term holiday and admission information, visit Cadw’s website.
Birds of Prey (Laugharne Castle)
Witness the majestic world of birds of prey at Laugharne Castle this half term. From graceful falcons to powerful eagles, their unique beauty is sure to captivate every visitor. With spectacular flying displays at 12pm and 3pm, watch as these birds soar through the sky with breathtaking agility and grace around this mighty medieval castle, Tudor mansion and poet’s hideout.
Event info:
Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th May, 11:00 – 16:00
Minstrel Tom and the Wise Woman (St Davids Bishop’s Palace)
Be serenaded by enchanting medieval melodies of Minstrel Tom this half term as you explore the wonder of St Davids Bishop’s Palace. Journey through time with the Wise Woman as you learn about the fascinating uses of herbs throughout the ages, from ancient remedies to culinary delights.
Event info:
Wednesday 29th & Thursday 30th May, 10:00 – 16.30
Cadw’s events are filled with fun, history and valuable experiences and a full list can be found here.
Cadw memberships offer free event entry and unlimited access to over 130 historic places across Wales all year round, offering a unique way to explore Wales’ rich heritage.
To help you discover new adventures for your children and their friends, all adult Cadw memberships now include free entry for children.
There are over 130 historic places to visit and 1,000 reasons for us all to become a Cadw member.
Find out more at https://www.cadwmembership.service.gov.wales/
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