One of Pembrokeshire's most beautiful historical attractions, we are also a community visitors centre based at the Benedictine Tironensian Abbey in St Dogmaels
The Coach House is the visitor centre of the historic St Dogmaels Abbey Pembrokeshire, it is also the home of the community charity Hanes Llandoch. Funded by Third Sector organisations and local fundraising, the Hanes Charity delivers innovative and dynamic community Projects.
We have plenty of things to do and see here in the Coach House which is adjacent to the beautiful ruins of St Dogmaels’ mediaeval Tironensian Benedictine abbey:
- a museum exhibiting carved stones and artefacts from the abbey. Contemporary interpretation telling the history of the abbey and the surrounding area see Abbey and St Dogmaels
- a cafe offering delicious organic coffees, breakfast, lunch and afternoon teas – using locally sourced fresh ingredients; free WIFI and a gallery showcasing diverse and stimulating work from a broad range of artists. (link to Gallery)
- Unique room hire for talks, conferences and functions - includes 10 IT workstations, and additional laptops and iPad’s; interactive whiteboard and video conferencing facilities – Link to Products and Services
- Comprehensive information, maps and trail guides on walking the Pembrokeshire coastal path
- a year round calendar of community and tourism events including holiday activities, Seasonal Fairs, Shakespeare and concerts in the Abbey see Events
- Our famous weekly Local Producers Market every Tuesday 9am -1pm throughout the year – link to Local Producers Market
- A year round full programme of training and educational opportunities see Events
