Museums & Galleries in Pembrokeshire

Oriel y Parc is a National Park centre, gallery, shopping venue and café in St Davids, the smallest city in Britain. It sits within the UK's only truly coastal National Park.

All-weather family-friendly celebration of the maritime, military and cultural stories from Wales’ only Royal Dockyard: from Royal Yachts to Flying Boats to the Millennium Falcon!

Fine art prints of real hand pressed seaweeds foraged sustainably from the Pembrokeshire coast.

In 1797 the last ever invasion of mainland Britain took place when a French force landed three miles west of Fishguard in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The fascinating story of the invasion and the eventual surrender of the French force is told in our embroidered tapestry.

Discover more about the people and places that made this ancient market town at Narberth Museum, housed in the historic Bonded Stores. We have a large bookshop of new, second-hand and rare books as well as a licensed cafe. We are fully accessible, dog-friendly and there is lots for adults and children alike.

Learn more about Saundersfoot's coal mining past in our Welcome & Heritage Centre.

The Waterfront Gallery, in Milford Haven, showcases a permanent selection of their regular exhibitors alongside a dynamic programme of exhibitions throughout the year.

After many years working as an opera singer, Beth moved home to Pembrokeshire. Inspired by the beauty of the area, she began to paint.

The museum has a fascinating variety of artefacts, prints and painting.

The Boathouse Gallery is the only venue to display the work of Shirley Norman; original watercolours and reproductions all inspired by local scenery.

Gillian's work features the often breathtaking landscapes and seascapes of Pembrokeshire, and some of the most beautiful regions in Britain.

The Gallery is a family run independent commercial Gallery selling Welsh Art and sculpture.

If you only visit one gallery in Pembrokeshire, make sure its this one. Outdoor sculpture collection shown in the summer months.

Oriel Q Gallery is a light airy space on the top floor of the vibrant Queens Hall. It has an excellent reputation for showing contemporary Welsh art.

A unique collection of coracles from Wales and around the world, including India, Vietnam, Iraq and America.

The museum features the prehistory of the area, maritime and piracy, a local history gallery and the Story of Tenby Gallery.