I had not visited the centre for several years. Last time I was there, it had a nice little bookshop/cafe and a lovely restaurant. Both are now gone, replaced with nothing in particular. (I've heard the bookshop/cafe moved out when the rent became prohibitive.) Up the filthy stair carpet I went to the bar (not open) to wait for the... More

Every person I spoke with at the Dylan Thomas Centre were very helpful in answering my questions and giving advice on further reading. The centre itself was easy to get around. The exhibits were informative without feeling too overwhelming. Seeing this place watching the films and listening to the recordings was fantastic, giving a very personal view. The shop and... More

Super for wallowing in all things Thomas. Could have sat for hours listening to Under Milkwood recording. Some personal memorabilia and associated artefacts - all interesting stuff. A big screen that wasn't working (not sure what we missed). Well worth a visit.

A superb exhibition, with a film from the 1950s, telling Dylan's life story.Sympathetically done. Marvellously evocative recordings using his own voice. Parallel display devoted exclusively to 'Under Milk Wood' using memorabilia from the past 60 years. Good selection of books in the shop and an extremely helpful, knowledgeable custodian on duty at reception. The young man was American or maybe... More

Well worth a visit, with good information about this excellent writer.

Quite small and basic...takes about an hour...everything about Thomas...

Fab afternoon spent here, great history lesson and wow what an interesting life Dylan had !

Very informative for Dylan fans and newbies alike.

not well sign posted only filled part of building - sort of felt uncared for. staff helpful, shop good