National Museum Cardiff

National Museum & Gallery Wales, Cathays Park, Cardiff, CF10 3NP -

Up to
400 guests

In the heart of the city, National Museum Cardiff has a grand hall and gallery spaces perfect for drinks receptions and Gala dinners; as well as conference, breakout and catering facilities, including a 340 capacity auditorium for performances, AGMs and launch events.

Whether you are looking for classic, contemporary, or quirky: book our facilities for your corporate event, wedding or special occasion, and support our work safeguarding the treasures of Wales.

Capacity & layout

Standing

up to 400

Dining

up to 160

Theatre

up to 340

Boardroom

up to 40

Cabaret

up to 40

Classroom

up to 40

Amenities

Stage

Cloakroom

Air conditioning

Disabled access

Lectern

Space rules

Cancellation policy

100% refundable 1 day before the event

Location

Reviews

Ann Smith
August 2024
Firstly, it's free, though they happily accept donations. You can while away a good few hours here and they have various activities available for children. I went specifically to see the Valleys exhibition, thoroughly enjoyed it! Here are a few photos, plus one of Tom Jones which was a winner of Portrait Artist of the Year.
R R
August 2024
Went around the art gallery section located on the upper floor. Great varied collection of artwork - many that look through the lens of Welsh culture and history of coal mining in Wales. Unique viewpoints and history to learn about - very informative and enjoyable experience. Free to visit and see majority of the art gallery section.
Adekunle Isakin
September 2024
I kids love this place. A fabulous collection of archaeological evidences of historic events and an expository narration of the richness of our universe. I'm going to visit this place again with my family
Ondra V
August 2024
I thought there would be a bit more history about Wales like the Scottish national museum has. It's just Natural museum with stuffed animals and mineral stones and dinosaurs. It's not a bad museum, just not what I was expecting from it. Like even if I have to pay, I'd rather go to a zoo instead. Why isn't it called Natural museum of Cardiff? I wanna know!