Museums & Galleries in Pembrokeshire
24 museums across 11 Pembrokeshire towns and villages.
Small and specific rather than grand: Pembrokeshire's museums are mostly volunteer-run and tell one story each well — the Sunderland flying boats at Pembroke Dock, the port at Milford Haven, the town at Tenby and Haverfordwest.
The galleries follow the coast. Porthgain, Solva, St Davids and Newport all support working artists, largely because the north coast light and the harbours have drawn painters here for over a century. Most are free to enter and are genuinely commercial galleries rather than exhibitions, so opening hours track the tourist season.
By town and village
Every museum, by town and village
Tenby
7 museums- Tudor Merchant's House
- Tenby Museum & Art Gallery
- David J P Morgan
- Guy Manning's Art Room
- Llewellyn's Gallery
- The Habour Gallery
- The Naomi Tydeman Gallery
Haverfordwest
5 museums- Museum Store and Viewing Barn
- Haverfordwest Museum
- Scolton Manor Museum
- The Creative Gallery
- Welsh spitfire museum
Solva
2 museums- Harbour Lights Gallery
- Oriel Fach
Saundersfoot
1 museum- History of Coal Mining
St Davids
1 museum- Treasury of the Cathedral
Manorbier
1 museum- Carew Cheriton Control Tower
Narberth
1 museumFishguard & Goodwick
1 museum- London House Gallery
Pembroke
1 museumAlso in Things to Do
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