Portmeirion | View Attraction Details
description
Clough Williams-Ellis built Portmeirion from 1925 to 1975 on a peninsula off the coast of Snowdonia to show
how 'the development of a naturally beautiful site need not lead to its defilement'. He fought for Beauty - "that strange necessity".
The village is surrounded by seventy acres of woodland with garden trail and has a range of gift shops, cafes and restaurants.
contact
Portmeirion
Minffordd
Porthmadog
Gwynedd
LL48 6ER
Tel: 01766 772311
Fax: 01766 771331
VAQAS
This attraction is Visitor Attraction Quality Assurance Service (VAQAS) approved.
Visit the VAQAS website for more details ...
prices
General
Adult: £7.00
Seniors: £5.50
Child:£3.50
Note: Group discounts are available - Children under 4 free of charge
Opening Times
Portmerion
2nd Jan - 31st Dec
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09:30 - 17:30 |  | | | | | | |
Note: Closed on Christmas Day
categories
Part of: Parks & Gardens, Family, Culture & Heritage categories
How do I find Portmeirion?
From the M56 (West) into the A550 follow signs for the A55 and travel as far as the Caernarfon (A487) turn off. Follow the A487 towards Porthmadog. Portmeirion is 1.5 miles South of Porthmadog signposted from the main road at Minffordd.
From South Wales take A470 then A497 for Porthmadog turning left at Minffordd 1 mile past Penrhyndeudraeth, for Portmeirion.
Public Transport
Daily bus service to Portmeirion, Minffordd station for Cambrian Coast line
