Dylan Thomas Boathouse 

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The Dylan Thomas Boathouse is situated in the stunning countryside of Laugharne, with the Black Mountain as part of the spectacular scenery.

Dylan Thomas was born in Swansea in 1914, returning to his family roots of Camarthenshire providing the inspiration for his magnificent pieces of literature. Thomas lived in the Boathouse (which is now a Heritage Centre of world repute) for the last four years of his life; a period which was marked by some of his most famous pieces of work including Under Milk Wood.

  • Visitors are now able to explore the building where Dylan and his family lived, with audio visual presentations, original furnishings and memorabilia, alongside a themed bookshop, tea room, viewing platform and terrace.

Primary  Child Friendly, Groups

Site Description  Heritage Site

Site Facilities  Tea Room, Rest Rooms, Shop / Kiosk

Admission  Entry Fee

Nearby  Public Transport, Restaurants/Cafes, Shops, Coast

Dylan Thomas Boathouse
Dylan Thomas Boathouse

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