Top Things to do in North Wales
The 6 Best Art Museums in North Wales, Wales
Discover the best top things to do in North Wales, United Kingdom including The Candle Alchemist, Gwynedd Museum & Art Gallery, STORIEL, Oriel Ynys Mon, Oriel Wrecsam, Ruthin Craft Centre.
Restaurants in North Wales
1. The Candle Alchemist
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
OPEN TO PUBLIC: February Half-Term to end of Oct. SATURDAY & SUNDAY (also WED in school holidays). Candle and craft making fun for all age groups! Enjoy learning a new skill - take away your makes as a souvenir of your visit! Make a candle using a traditional hand-dipped method or a novelty candle using modeling wax (safe for children) or come and paint a pot - we have a great range of fun shapes to choose from! To learn more about Candle Making book one of our half-day beginners Candlemaking Workshops. Or drop-in to browse our range of exclusive handmade candles for sale in the gift shop. Located just 3 miles from Newborough forest and Llanddwyn beach in a beautiful corner of Anglesey. Also Open all year round for group bookings, candle parties, birthday parties & hen-parties. PLEASE NOTE: there is a flight of steps to the studio. Booking necessary.
Reviewed By 664sandraj - Gwynedd, United Kingdom
Had a great time here, so much to learn about candles, our six year old Granddaughter loves going. All ages are catered for here and the staff are so good and explain what to do, we always come away with some amazing candles. You can go most days and all year round, great for rainy days out, big thanks.
2. Gwynedd Museum & Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Gallery The gallery has a wide-ranging programme of exhibitions by local and international artists. Changing regularly, the gallery always offers inspiration. MuseumWelsh furniture, textiles, art, archaeology, social history items...Located in the former Canonry, the Gwynedd Museum & Art Gallery, Bangor is brimming with stories from Gwynedd and surrounding area. The Roman Segontium sword, the Welsh Not, model of Telford’s suspension bridge, the King of Bardsey’s crown are just a few of the treasures you can enjoy. ShopThe shop sells a mix of unique hand-made crafts including ceramics, jewellery, greeting cards and prints. The Collectorplan Scheme, which is an interest free credit service, is available to individuals to purchase original and contemporary art and craft from both the gallery and shop.
Reviewed By paulhC3721OU - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Interesting and free stop to learn about North Wales and take in some local artists. Also, a very nice cafe Indeed!!
3. STORIEL
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By SnowdropGinger - Holyhead, United Kingdom
Visited Storiel for a photography exibition and enjoyed looking around the gallery at the photos and other exhibitions. The shop was well stocked with a variety of gifts to buy and many local crafts. Went to the cafe afterwards and had a lovely tuna melt on brown bread with a latte. Both myself and my friend enjoyed the experience very much.
4. Oriel Ynys Mon
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 267 reviews
A large art gallery near Llangefni - at the heart of Anglesey. Showing contemporary work as well as showcasing art work by wildlife artist Charles Tunnicliffe and Kyffin Williams. The Museum offers an overview of the archaeology and social history of the island - from Bronze Age remains to items from the Royal Charter. With a gift shop selling Welsh art and craft as well as café selling homemade cakes, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Reviewed By public-citizen - Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
Great mix of art exhibits and museum pieces in this lovely modern building with outdoor sitting areas. Some great watercolours on display at the moment alongside more contemporary mixed media works in a separate space. Children's area outside & in. Cafe & shop. Free parking/entrance. Appreciated the informative and well presented displays. Would go again!
5. Oriel Wrecsam
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
6. Ruthin Craft Centre
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By helenw776 - Mansfield, United Kingdom
Lovely cafe and art centre. Well worth short visit. Great coffee and cakes. Exhibitions change often. Art shop has exclusive gifts and lovely cards. Clean toilets.
