3 Best Places To Visit in Carmarthenshire, UK

“National Botanic Garden of Wales is both a visitor attraction and a centre for botanical research and conservation and features the world's largest single-span glasshouse, measuring 110 m long by 60 m wide. It occupies 568 acres of magnificent Carmarthenshire countryside. The garden includes classification displays of tropical monocotyledons. The National Botanic Garden of Wales also features the British Bird of Prey Centre, a Butterfly House, playgrounds, and a national nature reserve. Visitors can explore thrilling flying demonstrations of over 20 species of British raptors. The garden offers free admission for children aged five and under.”

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“Dylan Thomas Boathouse is the former home of poet Dylan Thomas and features historical exhibits. Dylan Thomas first arrived in Laugharne in 1934, at the age of nineteen, and was instantly fascinated by the town. His death in 1953 at the age of 39 turned his talent into a legend. The Dylan Thomas Boathouse is now managed and maintained by his family. The attraction offers a rich history of the poet's creative life and provides a fabulous, atmospheric setting with great views over the estuary. There is also an outdoor tearoom serving a selection of homemade cakes and drinks, accessible from the outside.”

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“National Wool Museum is a restored historic mill that explores the Welsh wool industry through hands-on displays and a textile gallery. Historically, the wool industry was one of the most significant and widespread industries in Wales. National Wool Museum showcases a wide range of historical machinery, including the electric-powered Willower used in Welsh woollen mills. There is much to see at the museum, including working machinery for preparing, spinning, and weaving wool. Their team demonstrates traditional handcraft techniques, such as using the spinning wheel and hand looms. National Wool Museum also offers outstanding visitor facilities, including a café and a shop. Visit National Wool Museum to discover the fascinating history of the wool industry.”

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