Quay Hill, TENBY, SA70 7BX
Write a reviewRecalling Tenby's history as a thriving and prosperous port, the Tudor Merchant's house is a fine example of gabled 15th-century architecture. There is a good Flemish chimney and on three walls the remains of seccos (decorative paintings done on dry plaster) can be seen. A small herb garden has been created which is open, weather permitting. Children can try on Tudor costume and play with replica toys.
Tel: 01834 842279
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National Trust
£3.20 (ch £1.60). Family £8. Group £2.70
Open daily 11-19 Feb, 11-3 & 23 Jul-2 Sep, 11-5
25 Feb-25 Mar & 10 Nov-30 Dec, Sat-Sun 11-3
26 Mar-22 Jul & 3 Sep-4 Nov, Wed-Mon 11-5
BH Tue 11-5. NT members free
Parking (no coaches nearby).
Coach parties welcome (booking preferred, max 30 per group).
Giftshop.
No dogs (except assist dogs).
Credit cards not accepted
turn left off lower end of High St, past Lifeboat PH and Caldey Shop
