Tan Yr Eglwys Cottages, Cilybebyll, Wales

03/05/2026

Not just for the Holiday weekends - a brilliant place to visit anytime. Entry is (unbelievably ) FREE - parking charges only.

5 things to do at St Fagans during the bank holiday weekend:

🚶 Explore historic buildings moved to the museum from all over Wales
🐦 Take part in our free bird spotter trail
🌻 Explore the beautiful gardens
🛍️ Shop for unique gifts at the Makers' Market
🐴 Visit the traditional fairground

Entry is free! Parking £7

08/06/2025

Another place to enjoy a special meal, with or without their special offers.

01/01/2024

New Year Greetings to the Tan yr Eglwys guests, past, present and future?

27/06/2023

A lovely little place for stopping off at on the journey to and from the Gower and the cottages - conveniently next door to Gee Gee’s ice cream

Ever just fancy a little side, well our Rosemary Salted Fries are there for you 🍟 😋

31/05/2023

Down at Swansea Marina.

🎟️ Did you know that it's entry to the National Waterfront Museum?

🏭 The Museum tells the story of industry and innovation in Wales, now and over the last 300 years.

📅 We are open every day between 10am-5pm : https://bit.ly/3Wf5NSk

27/04/2023

Unmistakenly, the popular Three Cliffs Beach on the Gower. Park at Southgate village NT car park and walk along open moorland or visit Parkmill and meander through the deciduous woodland and along the river to the beach.

26/04/2023

More journeys to Bannau Brycheiniog - Brecon Beacons - National Park. Passing the Sleeping Giant, the Cribarth mountain - the giant sleeps!

20/04/2023

A beautiful blue sky backdrop today to the ever changing landscape as we drive through Bannau Brycheiniog - Brecon Beacons - National Park

18/04/2023

From today the hens are able to roam once again - freedom! For us, we have egg hunts on a daily basis - anywhere seems more appealing than the designated nesting box!
The small egg is how the laying season sometimes begins.

17/04/2023

With so much publicity being given to one of our guests favourite places, this had to be today’s image! This is Mynydd Illtud in Bannau Brycheiniog - Brecon Beacons - National Park - maybe recognised by many as being in the Brecon Beacons, but the original Welsh name for this beautiful locality will now become far more familiar to all.