I don't know, I'll ask a friend who works there and get back to you.

Iv been on Google and it says there's a car park behind or by the museum for £6.50 you pay in the museum is this correct ?

Dear nolanar, thank you for your enquiry, may I ask that you email post@museumwales.ac.uk and direct it at Nigel Williams, Visitor Services Manger, who will be able to consider your enquiry further.

Dear Julie F I'm pleased to confirm we are indeed accessible. There are designated parking bays for Blue Badge holders to the rear of the Visitor Car Park, access via Museum Avenue. Blue Badge holders are entitled to free parking – please take your blue badge to the Museum shop to obtain an exit token. There is a level access path to and from the Visitor Car Park via Park Place and Museum Avenue. There are also designated disabled parking bays in front of the Museum on Gorsedd Gardens Road. The entrance to the Museum for wheelchair users and families with pushchairs is via a self-operated glass lift to the right of the front steps of the Museum. In the event that this lift is out of order, alternative access is available at the gate to the left of the Museum steps by pressing the intercom for assistance. There is wheelchair access to all galleries. Most galleries can be visited independently, but lifts to some galleries must be operated by a Museum Assistant for security reasons. There are signs indicating the location and operating instructions of all lifts. Museum staff are nearby to help. The Museum Shop, Coffee Shop and Oriel Restaurant are accessible to wheelchair users. Accessible toilets are situated in the Oriel Restaurant with another on Level 4. I hope this is helpful but if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us on 0300 111 2 333. Information is also available on our website – just click on the ‘Plan Your Visit’ pages on our website. Many thanks

Hi JoLou2014, The Museum is 20 minutes walk from Cardiff Central (Bus and Train Station). If you are on foot, then follow the signposts to National Museum. There are regular buses to the Museum from Cardiff Central, and the nearest train station to the Museum is 'Cathays', which is just a few minutes walk away. The Museum is located in the 'Civic Centre' area of the City, also knows as Cathays Park. We look forward to welcoming you here on Friday.

Thank you for your question - National Museum Cardiff allows non-flash photography for personal use or study in all public areas and galleries, except where there are genuine reasons to forbid it, such as conservation or the protection of copyright