Landmarks
Eisteddfod Maes (Llantood)
Llantood, Pembrokeshire, Wales, SA43 3LN
🕐08:00 - 23:00
About
The official temporary festival field and venue for the National Eisteddfod of Wales 2026. Situated in the beautiful scenic countryside of Llantood, North Pembrokeshire, it houses the main pavilion, open-air stages, trade stalls, exhibition halls, and cultural pavilions for a week of performances, poetry, and Welsh heritage.
Getting here
Fishguard Harbour Station
30 mins drive
Haverfordwest Station
40 mins drive
Official Maes Park & Ride
Free shuttle bus parking for all ticket holders
About Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is a stunning coastal county in southwest Wales, famous for its dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and rich Celtic heritage. Llantood lies near the beautiful town of Cardigan, where the first ever Eisteddfod was hosted in 1176.
- Host county for the historic 850th anniversary Eisteddfod in 2026
- Home to the UK's only coastal national park
- Known for its spectacular wildlife, ancient castles, and scenic walking trails
