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'The only garden in Europe dedicated to the Law'
The Hywel Dda Garden and Interpretive Centre recalls and celebrate the achievements of Hywel Dda, King of all Wales during the first half of the tenth century. The garden consists of six small interconnecting gardens, each representing separate divisions of the Law, and having its own symbolic tree. Extracts of the Laws are illustrated on slate plaques illuminated with enamels. The Interpretive Centre extends the symbolism of the garden.
The centre is an ideal venue for meetings, educational classes, lectures and exhibitions, as well as school and college visits. An activity pack for schools is available.
Prince of Wales Design Award
Civic Trust Award
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Designated disabled parking space available. Entry to Centre and garden is a level surface.
New disabled toilet facility available. Main entrance door is 900mm wide. Main door entrance is manually operated , but staff are available to assist if required. Seating available within the Centre.
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| Notes on our Activity Seasons |
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Open all Bank Holidays: Good Friday, Saturday and Easter Monday. May Bank Holiday. Spring Bank holiday Saturday and Monday. Summer Season 17th. June - 13th. September, 2008.
Please Note: Pre-arranged guided tours welcomed throughout the year.
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A memorial to commemorate one of Wales'greatest historical figures, Hywel ap Cadell, 'King of all Wales' in the ninth and early tenth centuries, popularily known as HYWEL DDA.The memorial includes an information centre and a garden consisting of six areas representing different aspects of the law.
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| Open From |
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Days of Week Open |
Times Open |
| Tue 19 Jun 2007 |
Sat 8 Sep 2007 |
Open all days except
Monday Sunday
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10.30am - 1.30pm & 2pm - 5pm |
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