Lloyd George Museum

“We have passed this museum many times and we decided to pay a visit yesterday. I was so pleased we did, as it was an amazing experience. I knew of the man but knew nothing of what he achieved. The museum filled in my total lack of knowledge. I didn't realise he was Prime Minister during WW1. I didnt realise he started National insurance in 1911. I was touched by his Uncle helping educate Lloyd George and his brother. I loved the intimate escorted visit to the little cottage they lived in when young. After a short walk from the house you can visit his grave in the woodland. A beautiful memorial site. We ate our picnic lunch at the tables in the grounds as well. Highly recommended”

“Wonderful museum.Very friendly, welcoming staff. The museum is very well laid out, lots of information and exhibits. The film was especially interesting. There is an excellent range of books in their little shop. If you are travelling without a car the number 3 bus drops right outside the gate. When you walk up to DLG’s grave it is worth going on down to the river and having a walk through the woodland, it is truly beautiful. Just be careful going down the slope, lots of tree roots. On such a nice day it was a half hour level walk back to Criccieth in the sunshine.”

“A fascinating glimpse into history right in his childhood home Located in Llanystumdwy just minutes from Criccieth, this museum packs far more punch than expected. Beyond the impressive collection of artifacts-including a draft of the WWI Versailles Peace Treaty and the UK's first-ever state pension-entry includes stepping inside Highgate, his perfectly preserved boyhood cottage and garden. It offers a brilliant, intimate look at how a local cottage boy became Prime Minister.”