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Plas Newydd

4.7(809)
Museum

About

Plas Newydd is a 14th-century country house reshaped through Victorian and 1930s Gothic influences, offering a unique glimpse into the lives of two pioneering women. The interior features intricately carved oak and stained glass, creating an intimate setting that feels more home than museum.

Surrounded by manicured gardens and a riverside walk, the venue includes tearooms serving homemade fare, ideal for breaks during events. While the house has limited accessibility and is undergoing restoration, its distinctive character and peaceful grounds make it a memorable spot for small business gatherings.

Best for

  • Historic venue tours & group learning
  • Intimate client lunches with garden views
  • Small team retreats with tearoom dining

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Venue Details

Standout features

14th-century country house with Victorian and 1930s remodels
Historic Architecture
14th-century country house with Victorian and 1930s remodels
Plas Newydd showcases layers of history, from its medieval origins through Victorian rebuilding to 20th-century Gothic fantasy remodels, including projecting stained glass and elaborately carved oak interiors.
Stroll-worthy gardens with topiary and riverside paths
Gardens and Riverside Walk
Stroll-worthy gardens with topiary and riverside paths
The grounds feature carefully maintained topiary, a riverside walk favored by the original occupants, and seasonal blooms like crocuses, offering a tranquil outdoor setting for events.
Home of the Ladies of Llangollen with immersive exhibits
Cultural Legacy
Home of the Ladies of Llangollen with immersive exhibits
The house preserves the story and possessions of Lady Eleanor Butler and Miss Sarah Ponsonby, whose unique tastes shaped the house into a Gothic fantasy, brought vividly to life through exhibitions and an audio tour.

At a glance

Rated 4.7 on Google · 809 reviews