The first floor houses the Gallery, where a regularly changing programme of exhibitions presents both local and national artists.
Also, check out the Gallery for contemporary jewellery and unique gift ideas.

With breathtaking views of the lower Rhondda Valleys, the 'Valley View' Restaurant is the place to relax over coffee, meet friends for lunch or take afternoon tea.
The restaurant also houses an impressive permanent collection of welsh artists including Valerie Ganz, Nicholas Evans, David Carpanini, Mary Lloyd Jones and many more

Conference facilities are also located on the first floor of the Visitor Centre.
The Park is fully accessible for disabled clients and offers conferences, meetings, seminars and social facilities for both daytime and evening hire - all housed in the restored colliery buildings.

Events can be tailor made to suit your requirements and if time permits delegates have the opportunity to experience life underground on a tour with one of our ex-miner guides - special discounted conference rates apply.

Conference charges are based on a room hire plus catering costs. Charges are fully inclusive of audio visual equipment and consist of the following :
* Power Point Projector
* TV, Video & DVD
* Mobile overhead projector
* Flipcharts & Whiteboards
* 35mm Slide projector

Catering
Our conference and catering staff have carefully selected a range of menus to suit all tastes and budgets and are always pleased to discuss any special requests.

Licensed Bar available.
Full Details upon request 01443 682036

Opening Times :

The Visitor Centre & Gallery is open daily 10am - 6pm
(closed on Mondays from Easter to October) Last admission 5.30pm

On rare occasions The Gallery may be used for conferences or events.
To avoid disappointment please call 01443 682036 to check opening arrangements

The Valley View Restaurant is open daily 10am - 4.30pm
(closed on Mondays from Easter to October) Cooked meals available 11.30am - 3.30pm

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