November 2023 by Tim Williams
This park is locked,what's the point!?
October 2023 by Brian Simonds
Interesting history of old Welsh law and a nice cafe.
October 2023 by Geraldine Barrett
Interesting small garden with lots of welsh history. Lovely cafe and interesting historical display inside around the walls.
August 2023 by Yvonne Harrison
Small but picturesque. Wonderful cafe, pancakes or waffles with bacon and syrup or waffles with ice cream and fruit. Good coffee too.
August 2023 by Brian Oxley
Pleasant cafe home cooked food and cakes as part of the local heritage centre. Free car parking and village high street close by
May 2023 by Debs Rutter
Warm welcome to the lovely cafe
May 2023 by Denzil and Anne Harries
Excellent service and lunch provided
November 2021 by Andy Hall
Lovely spot for picnic lunch in the shade
November 2021 by Rachel Holt
Small but lovely
November 2020 by Lynda Steiner
The gardens are very small, but attractive with shaded seating. The Interpretation Centre was closed at the time of our visit and so, not being Welsh speakers, we were unable to glean any information about Hywel Dda's laws from the boards in the garden. This was very disappointing.
November 2019 by Emma Fairfield
Great gardens, very interesting and very friendly and informative staff. Will recommend.
November 2019 by Si Si
A lot smaller than expected and there were no English signs. I can speak Welsh but the signage that was there was hard to decipher
November 2018 by Valerie Davies
Interesting gardens made more so by the very knowledgeable guide who explained the Welsh history behind the garden design. The only garden in Europe dedicated to the law. It celebrates the achievements of Hywel Dda (Hywel the Good), ?King of all Wales? during the first half of the tenth century. According to tradition King Hywel Dda called a great assembly of lawyers and leaders from all over his kingdom to the ?Ty Gwyn-ar-Daf?(the white house on the Taf), now known as Whitland, to study the laws of various provinces and to draw up a unified legal code for Wales.Well worth a visit
November 2018 by Frank Connor-Hughes
Excellent historical information when open
October 2008 by Qype User (hranic?)
This place is stunning, a perfect place to reflect and relax. It is full of welsh history aswel, it is situatled where a market ues to be many years ago, and is in memory of hywel dda the welsh prince who changed wales for the better, with parlamentry reform and if my memory serves right gave women right. All to do with the rebecca riots or something, where men dressed up as women and rioted. I thinks that what i was told in history lessons. Anyway this place is great. And is run by the most amazing guy, mr Rhys, the most friendly chap you'll ever meet. Theres also a visitors centre, that tells you more about it all! It is round by the police station and near the site of the old dairies, and near the great and sadly missed best hair dressers in whiltand, hair by heather. And its free.
