Best Arts and Culture Places in Tenby

"The museum is probably the best place to get a good overview of Tenby's history and maritime heritage. There is a pair of galleries, one of changing exhibits and the other with permanent displays of works by artists with links to Tenby including Augustus John, who was born here. Museum highlights include civic regalia, archaeological finds, and the impressive Tenby Cannon, a nine-foot-long Tudor cannon similar to those found on the wreck of the Mary Rose."

"This spectacular and forbidding castle was the home of the earls of Pembroke for over 300 years and the birthplace of Henry VII, the first Tudor king. A fort was established here in 1093 by Arnulph de Montgomery, but most of the present buildings date from the 13th century. It's a great place for both kids and adults to explore – wall walks and passages run from tower to tower, and there are vivid exhibitions detailing the castle's history."

"Run by four good friends, The Salt Cellar on Tenby’s southern coast is a simple, honest restaurant serving great local food. This chic location has a bar and terrace, allowing guests to enjoy views out to sea while they drink and dine. Their small menu focuses on some of the best meats and fish from the area, such as lamb, venison or cod, while they also offer vegetarian options such as mushroom wellington."

"Run by four good friends, The Salt Cellar on Tenby’s southern coast is a simple, honest restaurant serving great local food. This chic location has a bar and terrace, allowing guests to enjoy views out to sea while they drink and dine. Their small menu focuses on some of the best meats and fish from the area, such as lamb, venison or cod, while they also offer vegetarian options such as mushroom wellington."