Victorian building with displays on local history from Roman times, natural history and art gallery.
The museum is upstairs in the library. So much local history on display, dating back to Roman times and beyond. Fascinating to read about local industries and Newport life. With free entry also.
A fantastic free museum! I could have spent a few hours in here if i'd had more time. Highly recommended if you're interested in studio pottery or ceramics as the gallery showcased a huge array, from Wally Keeler to coronation mugs. A visit while in Newport is a must!
Really excellent free museum. Lots to see. We didn't have very long but could have stayed a lot longer. The puppet diorama of the chartist uprising is definitely worth a PS1 too.
it is a amazing museum, has great historical artifacts (especially given its newport), an amazing addition which improves the library that much more. great for interested kids and even some adults who may not know the most about history
Great couple of hours out, good for all ages. They even have a sheet that children can fill out, which encourages children to really engage in the educational side of the trip.
A hidden gem in Newport city centre! Art gallery on the top floor (lift available) is a curious eclectic mix of displays including permanent ones devoted to all things 'tea' and temporary exhibits from local artists - when we visited it was ' how green is my valley' by Ron McCormick. The museum on Level 1 is accessed through the library and once again contains an eclectic mix of fascinating artefacts from Welsh history including interactive displays, and mosaics. There's a kids activity trail to keep them busy too! Food and drink is limited to vending machines and seating area on top floor.
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
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Good for kids
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The museum is upstairs in the library. So much local history on display, dating back to Roman times and beyond. Fascinating to read about local industries and Newport life. With free entry also.
A fantastic free museum! I could have spent a few hours in here if i'd had more time. Highly recommended if you're interested in studio pottery or ceramics as the gallery showcased a huge array, from Wally Keeler to coronation mugs. A visit while in Newport is a must!
Really excellent free museum. Lots to see. We didn't have very long but could have stayed a lot longer. The puppet diorama of the chartist uprising is definitely worth a PS1 too.
it is a amazing museum, has great historical artifacts (especially given its newport), an amazing addition which improves the library that much more. great for interested kids and even some adults who may not know the most about history
Great couple of hours out, good for all ages. They even have a sheet that children can fill out, which encourages children to really engage in the educational side of the trip.
A hidden gem in Newport city centre! Art gallery on the top floor (lift available) is a curious eclectic mix of displays including permanent ones devoted to all things 'tea' and temporary exhibits from local artists - when we visited it was ' how green is my valley' by Ron McCormick. The museum on Level 1 is accessed through the library and once again contains an eclectic mix of fascinating artefacts from Welsh history including interactive displays, and mosaics. There's a kids activity trail to keep them busy too! Food and drink is limited to vending machines and seating area on top floor.
