Blaenafon Ironworks
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Richard K
英国珀纳斯116 条分享
2024年9月 • 夫妻情侣
Even though the attraction isn’t over a large site, there is still a lot to see and take in. Loved looking around the cottages and watching how iron was made with a clever show of lights and film. The staff were lovely and we will be returning with family when they come to visit.
撰写日期：2024年9月1日
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Oscardog16
澳大利亚阿德莱德2,092 条分享
2024年8月 • 夫妻情侣
The ponies got an annual holiday in the field without their harnesses. The workers had to work 24 hours straight when they changed from night shift to day shift and vice versa. It is interesting that the invention by the ironworks Chemist brought about its eventual demise. This site is so well presented with signboards and audio/visual displays. You can enter furnished workers’ cottages in chronological order to see how they lived from the late 18th century to the late 20th century
撰写日期：2024年8月30日
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Rachel O
8 条分享
2024年8月 • 家庭
Very friendly staff in reception and an interesting experience. This isn’t a huge place so it is definitely worth booking somewhere else near by if making it a full day out.
撰写日期：2024年8月16日
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DrMickSalt
英国特伦特河畔斯托克30 条分享
2024年8月 • 家庭
What an amazing step back into history. A fantastic guided tour from Mike, an amazing audio-visual introductory show, and an inspiring site. Not just a site of important industrial heritage, but with its cottages and stories of the people past, it is a site of important social heritage too. The filter coffee in the shop is decent too.
撰写日期：2024年8月4日
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Owain88
25 条分享
2024年6月 • 独自旅游
A great place to visit, really interesting and quite a few different aspects to see (both the industrial side and residential side).
The staff were really helpful and knowledgeable. I was lucky enough to have a one on one overview of the activities at the furnace. The level of knowledge was phenomenal and really made the visit.
I'd definitely recommend it for anybody in or visiting South East Wales.
The staff were really helpful and knowledgeable. I was lucky enough to have a one on one overview of the activities at the furnace. The level of knowledge was phenomenal and really made the visit.
I'd definitely recommend it for anybody in or visiting South East Wales.
撰写日期：2024年6月23日
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Navigator85779
英国Pontycymer61 条分享
2024年6月 • 夫妻情侣
Outstanding! An important part of our national and industrial history that provides a fascinating insight to our recent past.
Staff here are personable and very engaging - well done!
The site is a true treat with an ingenious 'show' which brings things to life.
Staff here are personable and very engaging - well done!
The site is a true treat with an ingenious 'show' which brings things to life.
撰写日期：2024年6月21日
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Audrey J
Cardiff, United Kingdom5 条分享
2024年6月 • 家庭
Visited on Tuesday we were the only ones there Interesting exhibition , little cottages brought back a lot of memories.Audio in building and cottage was sometimes difficult to understand.Receprion staff very helpful .Drinks available in reception ,no food.Heritage centre is apparently 5 minutes walk away, and has a cafe we didn't visit this time.
撰写日期：2024年6月6日
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Sawyer
英国赫里福德204 条分享
2024年5月 • 家庭
Enjoyed the ironworks but the little information panels about steelmaking were a bit sketchy and needed more detail. One location is a big foundry (I think) hall with a film show, but the audio was difficult to understand as it used a roaring furnace background sound effect obviously meant to be atmospheric but which obscured the words. The video was projected onto the rough stone walls and I know what they were trying to do but it was hard to discern what was happening.
The old workers' cottages were interesting. I think there were 5 of them.
The ironworks are run by CADW and I think it cost £23 for 2 adults and one child. There is no cafe but there is ice cream. You can walk to the ironworks from Blaenavon's heritage centre in 5 to 10 minutes if you are physically fit.
The old workers' cottages were interesting. I think there were 5 of them.
The ironworks are run by CADW and I think it cost £23 for 2 adults and one child. There is no cafe but there is ice cream. You can walk to the ironworks from Blaenavon's heritage centre in 5 to 10 minutes if you are physically fit.
撰写日期：2024年5月30日
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Benfar6531
英国伦敦107 条分享
2024年5月 • 夫妻情侣
We enjoyed our visit to the Ironworks (which, as English Heritage members, was free). In particular, we found the workers cottages fascinating; they took us on a journey from when the houses were first built (c1790) to when the final tenants left (late 1960s).
Well worth a visit.
Well worth a visit.
撰写日期：2024年5月15日
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Liss
英国罗契斯特4 条分享
2024年3月 • 家庭
The ironworks is a historical site that has been preserved and exhibited with cottages showing how people have lived through the centuries. We visited with a large family group in quite damp weather and it was quite pretty, and most of the exhiits were interesting. Certainly the volunteer was very friendly and knew a great deal about the site and the iron and steel industries in the area.
I had checked accessibility information before our visit as I am a wheelchair user, and the Cadw site suggested it should be relatively accessible. I found this to not be true, most of the site is accessed via a very steep incline, including the cobbled path to the main entrance. (there is a gateway you can be dropped off at and ring a bell to be let in but there was a car parked in it when we drove there)
The incline is surfaced with a drainable grid that has been left to moss over, beautiful, lovely and green, but incredibly slippy, and very dangerous for chairs in the wet, I slid back down what the Cadw site describes as a 'small incline' from the cottages and waited for my family under cover in one of the old blast furnace buildings while they went up top to see the rest.
The cottages themselves are interesting, though a lot of it is corned off, meaning even if I could get my chair in there over the step I couldn't turn the chair round to look at anything in them, I ended up giving up and leaving the chair several times just to see something. If you are not ambulatory, there really isn't much to see. Most of the later cottages have a second floor too. The bits I did see of the later cottages reminded me very strongly of my grandparent's homes.
The museum/model room would have been nice to see, but despite there being no reason why there couldn't be a ramp into it, it was still accessed via step. So I left that out as I couldn't leave my chair in the rain.
The rest of the site on the lower level is surfaces largely in uneven gravel, strewn with quite chunky rocks. There's no real reason for this, I'm not sure it adds to the authenticity of the site, and I got a it stuck with wheels spinning a couple of times.
There is a cool model of the site how it used to look, made of iron in the center of the forecourt, its quite tall though, so I had to stand to make out most of the detail.
I know most of my family enjoyed their visit, and we really can't fault the staff at all, my husband and I were given free entry under Cadw's disability policy, so we were very grateful for that, had I paid, I would have been quite disappointed about everything I had missed.
I had checked accessibility information before our visit as I am a wheelchair user, and the Cadw site suggested it should be relatively accessible. I found this to not be true, most of the site is accessed via a very steep incline, including the cobbled path to the main entrance. (there is a gateway you can be dropped off at and ring a bell to be let in but there was a car parked in it when we drove there)
The incline is surfaced with a drainable grid that has been left to moss over, beautiful, lovely and green, but incredibly slippy, and very dangerous for chairs in the wet, I slid back down what the Cadw site describes as a 'small incline' from the cottages and waited for my family under cover in one of the old blast furnace buildings while they went up top to see the rest.
The cottages themselves are interesting, though a lot of it is corned off, meaning even if I could get my chair in there over the step I couldn't turn the chair round to look at anything in them, I ended up giving up and leaving the chair several times just to see something. If you are not ambulatory, there really isn't much to see. Most of the later cottages have a second floor too. The bits I did see of the later cottages reminded me very strongly of my grandparent's homes.
The museum/model room would have been nice to see, but despite there being no reason why there couldn't be a ramp into it, it was still accessed via step. So I left that out as I couldn't leave my chair in the rain.
The rest of the site on the lower level is surfaces largely in uneven gravel, strewn with quite chunky rocks. There's no real reason for this, I'm not sure it adds to the authenticity of the site, and I got a it stuck with wheels spinning a couple of times.
There is a cool model of the site how it used to look, made of iron in the center of the forecourt, its quite tall though, so I had to stand to make out most of the detail.
I know most of my family enjoyed their visit, and we really can't fault the staff at all, my husband and I were given free entry under Cadw's disability policy, so we were very grateful for that, had I paid, I would have been quite disappointed about everything I had missed.
撰写日期：2024年3月20日
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there is two statement about entry fee ,some people are saying it is free and some are saying its has fee ,I visit the website there is fee mention about 16 pound for family .
my question is ,Is this sit is free to visite ? any entry fee?
撰写日期：2019年7月16日
Dear Kevin,
Allow me to express my surprise for the idea. Frankly, I cannot imagine where on the site, either sheltered or in open air, any event like a wedding banquet or similar could be carried out, provided the premise management would allow it.
There are so many castles in Wales, that you shoud not have the difficulty to find a more romantic and suitable site for the purpose
Rgs
Giulio
撰写日期：2017年8月25日
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