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VISIT PORTMEIRION

VISIT PORTMEIRION

Cherish the Past, Adorn the Present, Construct for the Future

Please note that there may be some disruption in the village during January/February whilst we carry out essential groundwork and maintenance.

 

 

brief background

 

Portmeirion was created by Welsh architect Clough Williams-Ellis from 1925 to 1976 to show how a naturally beautiful site could be developed without spoiling it. Portmeirion village and gardens is one of Wales' premier visitor attractions, welcoming over 200,000 visitors every year.

 

WINTER SEASON FACILITIES

Enjoy a quieter visit to Portmeirion and discover the hidden delights that are revealed once the greenery recedes.

A selection of cafes and shops are open in the village. Our cafes offer light refreshments.

Please note that some facilities are not available during this time, please do take some time to look through our website for more details.

 

MAIN SEASON FACILITIES

A selection of cafes are open in the village.

The Town Hall Café, Caffi Glas, Caffi 6, Caffi’r Sgwâr and Caffi'r Ddraig offer a range of menus to suit all tastes and dietary requirements.

Angel Ices is an Italian style gelateria serving authentic home-made gelato as well as teas, coffees and snacks.

There are three shops in the village: The Prisoner Shop with souvenirs of the famous series filmed here in 1966-67, the Rob Piercy Gallery and The Ship Shop with gifts, toys, housewares and Portmeirion Pottery best-ware, Portmeirion Pottery seconds as well as preserves, wines, and confectioneries;.

Portmeirion has two hotels, The Hotel Portmeirion and Castell Deudraeth.

In fine weather from Monday to Saturday, The Hotel Portmeirion terrace, which overlooks the Dwyryd estuary operates a table service lunch menu (No bookings taken) and on Sundays the Hotel Portmeirion offers a traditional Sunday Lunch (booking required on 01766 772 440)

Afternoon tea is served in The Hotel Portmeirion between 14.30 and 15.30 (booking is required in advance on 01766 772 440)

Castell Deudraeth on the main driveway has a unch menu and a Sunday Lunch menu and is also open for dinner in the evenings. An admission voucher to Portmeirion is available for entry after a pre-booked two-course lunch. Booking is required on 01766 772400.

Private functions are held in the Hotel Portmeirion and Castell Deudraeth, this may result in them being closed to the public we apologise if this causes any disappointment. 

*Please note that if a reservation is made for Sunday lunch, a 2 course lunch in Castell Deudraeth or Afternoon tea in the Hotel Portmeirion you do not need to book online tickets as entry is complementary*

Portmeirion has thirteen self-catering cottages let Saturday to Saturday and also Friday to Monday during the winter. These can be booked online or on 01766 770000.

 

PURCHASE OF TICKETS

We kindly ask that tickets are purchased in advance online during our peak times. Alternatively, tickets are available on the day at the tollbooth.

No refunds will be issued for tickets unused or cancelled.


 

During the following dates - 25th November to the 15th December 2024, some views may be affected due to the food and craft fair set up.

Please note that Portmeirion will be closed on the 25th & 26th December 2024.

Portmeirion will be closed from 5.30pm on Sunday the 12.1.2025 until 9.30am on Monday the 3.2.2025


 

Please note dogs are not allowed within the Portmeirion grounds, this includes Castell Deudraeth, (Assistance dogs or guide dogs are permitted, we kindly ask that they wear a coat/lead or collar identifying them as an assistance dog). For more information please see our FAQ's or Dog policy 

Dogs
NO DOGS. Guide/Assistance dogs only.

Free Entry
With 3-course lunch at Castell Deudraeth

Free Entry
With pre-booked Sunday Lunch or pre-booked Afternoon Tea at the Hotel Portmeirion

Children
Under 5's go FREE

TOLL & WELCOME AREA


The Toll & Welcome Area is home to the Main Toll Gate entrance to the village, as well as the coach car park, Welcome Centre and public toilets.

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CLIFFTOP & CHANTRY ROW


Clifftop & Chantry Row offers spectacular views of the Estuary. Guests can walk down to the Clifftop Rotunda, or Grotto, featuring sweeping views across the Estuary. Stop to hear Clough Williams-Ellis give an introduction to the village at the Soundscape under Bridge House. Here, you will also find The Dome, which houses seasonal exhibitions. More information on exhibitions can be found in our Welcome Centre.

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BATTERY SQUARE & CAMPANILE


The Mermaid Spa is located in Battery Square. Walk over to the Mermaid Spa for beautiful coastal views. Battery Square is home to The Round House, which was the fictional home of Number 6 in the TV series The Prisoner. The Campanile Bell Tower is the focal feature of Battery Square.

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CENTRAL PIAZZA


No Italian village is complete without a central piazza. The Central Piazza at Portmeirion features a fountain pool, Gloriette, Gothic Pavilion, the Bristol Colonnade and the giant chessboard.

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SALUTATION SQUARE


In Salutation Square, guests will find the Triumphal Arch and The Ship Shop. Some of the best views of the village can be enjoyed from Salutation Square.

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TOWN HALL


The historic Hercules Hall is located in this part of the village. Hercules Hall is an Arts-and-Crafts style village hall designed to house a Jacobean ceiling, panelling and mullioned windows salvaged from Emral Hall in Flintshire. You will also find the Hercules Hall and Tudor Room private function rooms in this area of the village.

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THE HOTEL & QUAYSIDE


Explore the Coastal Path, Estuary, Amis Reunis, the Observatory Tower and the Casino at The Hotel & Quayside. The area of the village houses the outdoor heated pool, available for residents to enjoy (March - Oct). You'll also find the Mirrror Room and Estuary Dining Room private function rooms in this area of the village.

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Y GWYLLT WOODLANDS


From the Triumphal Arch in Salutation Square, there are two main paths into Y Gwyllt Woodlands. Featuring 70 acres of woodland and 20 miles of walking paths, the Woodland is home to hidden treasures including the Dog Cemetery, Ghost Garden, Tangle Wood and the Chinese Lake. Guests can enjoy a breath-taking view of the village and estuary from the Gazebo, designed by Susan Williams-Ellis to mark the centenary of Clough's birth.

CASTELL DEUDRAETH


Removed from the main village, Castell Deudraeth stands proudly on the main drive in and out of the village. This area is home to several large car parks and a dedicated disabled car park, as well as 2 self-catering cottages. The Ricardo Pearce Suite private function room is located at Castell Deudraeth.

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