Hanner Tymor Hydref | October Half Term at Llanerchaeron
Mwynhewch hwyl hanner tymor yn Llanerchaeron | Enjoy October half term at Llanerchaeron
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Roam the estate as part of the Autumn themed trail, what will you discover? (the trail is free but please note normal admission applies).
There's also plenty to do indoors, there'll be an autumnal theme in the house, providing one of the last chances to see the house before it closes for the winter months. The Play room will also be in the stable block providing some fun shelter, and don't forget to visit the farmyard animals.
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A visit to Llanerchaeron includes the Georgian Villa, designed by architect John Nash, with its adjoining service courtyard. Within the garden there’s the pleasure grounds, lake and productive walled garden. Historic farm buildings, the Geler Jones Collection and animals to meet on the farmyard. Play spaces for families in the Stables, on the farmyard and the grass maze in the garden. Conti’s Café and the second-hand bookshop near the car park alongside the woodland and riverside walks. Llanerchaeron is four miles from Aberaeron in Ceredigion, West Wales.
Upcoming events
Haf o Hwyl | Summer of Play at Llanerchaeron
Ymunwch a'r hwyl yn Llanerchaeron am ddiwrnodau o hwyl i'r teulu cyfan | Join in the fun at Llanerchaeron this summer for an action packed programme for the whole family.
Exhibition : Woven Memories of Ceredigion Shipwrecks by Vicky Ellis
Discover a new exhibition at Llanerchaeron, created by Vicky Ellis, which explore the lost shipwrecks of the Ceredigion coastline
Sgiliau Crefft | Craft Skills
Come and meet the maker and view the ancient art of flower carving - each Wednesday and Saturday in the stable block courtyard.
Heritage Skills - Leather Worker
Traditional skills are at the heart of Llanerchaeron, which continues to be a working farm to this day...