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Take a stroll down Memory Lane, see toys from your past,

relax in the tea-room, or browse in the souvenir shop.

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	Opening times
	Museum, Shop and Tea Room open from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. Summer 7 days a week ( closed Wednesdays, October to June )

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	Admission to the tea room and shop is free. ADMISSION CHARGES TO THE MUSEUM Adult £5.00 Concessions £4.25 Child £3.50 Family ticket £14.00 (2 adults, up to 3 children) Group rates please enquire Coaches welcome ( by appointment, please ) School trips and student groups ( arranged by appointment, teachers may attend for free preview )
	Open all year
	We are on the main A484 Carmarthen to Cardigan road, one mile north of Llangeler. The 460/461 bus will stop at our main entrance when requested. ( Click here for 460/461 bus timetables ) The nearest national rail station is Carmarthen.

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	Disability access
	It is our objective as owners to provide an equal welcome for all visitors and guests.
	On request, text of all our hard copy information will be supplied in large print for the benefit of those who require help.
	There is level access to the whole of the museum, tea rooms, shop and toilets.
	Designated parking spaces for staff and visitors who are in any way disabled are located nearest to the tea rooms.
	WC facilities provided are specifically designed for the use of visitors or members of the public whose mobility is restricted. The easy access toilet is uni-sex to allow carers and users to be together.
	Low-floor buses passing between Cardigan and Carmarthen do stop at our site gate.
	The entire site is 'no smoking' as we hope to continue to benefit those with respiratory conditions or allergies.

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		Contacts:
	Curators	Paul Kennelly, Hilary Kennelly and Vic Davey
	by telephone:	01559 370428
	by email:	info@toymuseumwales.co.uk
	by post:	West Wales Museum of Childhood Pen-ffynnon Llangeler Carmarthenshire SA44 5EY
	map:	click here for map
	website:	www.toymuseumwales.co.uk

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procession of toys

Step back in time at Pen-ffynnon,

home of the West Wales Museum of Childhood

TEIFI VALLEY

One of the dominant river valleys of West Wales -the Teifi offers excellent walking country which is steeped in rural and early industrial tradition. The National Woollen Museum at Drefach Felindre, Steam Days at the Teifi Valley Preserved Railway at Henllan, canoeing at Llandysul, coracle fishing for sewin and salmon at Cenarth and the ancient and busy town of Newcastle Emlyn make this a magical part of the region.

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