Tredegar House

Travel through the ages as you explore the majestic state rooms, exquisite bedchambers and humble service wing and discover the lives of those who made Tredegar House their home for more than 500 years.

Our walled gardens are some of the most important early eighteenth century garden landscapes in Wales. Over the years they've changed and developed as new fashions took hold and they bloomed or suffered as the Morgan family’s fortunes rose and fell.

Grab a coat and head for a stomp around the parkland; with over 90 acres to explore you're sure to discover something new every time. Be it wildlife on the lake or the trees changing with the seasons, it's the best place to lose yourself in nature.

Go on a scavenger hunt, tick off some of the 50 things to do before you're 11¾ or became a nature explore this summer at Tredegar House.

Get closer to nature with a handy one-stop shop for young explorers at Tredegar House. Learn how to use a compass, go pond dipping, scour the treetops for birds and identify the creepy crawlies in the undergrowth.

Our team will be helping you squeeze out those creative juices with a series of workshops in the Orangery. Enjoy a touch of pottery, organic soap making, tote bag decorating and citrus wreath making.

Help us create a thriving community garden at Tredegar House.

Following the repairs to the mansion roof, 2018 brings a new focus with the restoration and conservation of the old Laundry building at Tredegar House.

Throughout 2017 we repaired the north west range of the mansion roof in order to safeguard Tredegar House into the 22nd century and beyond.

Whether you’ve worked up an appetite walking around the house and gardens or you’re just passing through, tuck into the perfect pick-me-up in one of our three eateries.

Whether you are looking for the perfect gift, a treat for yourself or a memento from your visit, you’re guaranteed to find something in our gift shop.

With our 17th-century mansion house, beautiful walled gardens and acres of parkland to explore there is plenty to keep your group absorbed on their visit.

Book a school visit to Tredegar House and let your class discover the life of the Morgan family who once lived here.