Although the Tramshed is run by Swansea Museum, it is situated away from the museum in Dylan Thomas Square in the marina. Trams once played...

Swansea Museum contains treasures from the past of Swansea, Wales and the rest of the world. We have everything from an Egyptian mummy to a...

This museum is full of the latest multimedia technology, making Wales’ history come alive. It is housed in a magnificent building that cost 31million to...

Swansea Market is the largest indoor market in Wales with over one hundred stalls. At the original 'super market', you will find an enormous range...

Located in the Maritime Quarter of Swansea, this independent art gallery has gained a reputation as one of the most challenging and thought provoking anywhere...

The Glyn Vivian Art Gallery is one of the more important cultural meeting points in this area and offers a fantastic forum for art in...

The Grand Theatre is the largest and most historic theatre in Swansea. There is a wide range of entertainment available all year round, from opera...

The Egypt Centre is based in Swansea, the second city of Wales, and houses a fascinating collection of archaeology and collected pieces that relate to...

Centred with a 42 metre high mast, Swansea’s £2,000,000 Sail Bridge connects the city’s marina with the new SA1 Waterfront Development, on the site of...

Swansea Marina is a great place for relaxing and having a gentle stroll taking in the sights. It is situated in what was the Swansea...

Swansea Castle sits in the heart of this Welsh city, now surrounded by modern day buildings it's hard to imagine the castle's history. The castle...

As an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Gower region, Oxwich Bay combines the variety of wildlife found in a nature reserve with the...

These 19th Century landscaped gardens of 50 acres contain probably the finest collection of rhododendrons in Wales, including some which grow to 16m high. They...

This unique gallery holds the leading selection of designs from the principality’s finest carvers of lovespoons. It is conveniently situated in the centre of Mumbles...

Oystermouth Castle was founded by William de Londres in the 12th Century and the tall tower was added in the 14th Century. The castle is...

The Signature Gallery represents one of the most important forums for art and expression in the Mumbles area. The gallery is committed to giving...

Neath Abbey dates from the year 1130 and is an extraordinary complex of medieval monastic ruins, the substantial remains of a grand Tudor residence, and...

This unique museum in the Dulais Valley allows visitors to experience the harsh, damp and dark conditions in which the colliers toiled in order to...

The stunning Aberavon seafront has two miles of flat promenade, a wide sandy beach and views across Swansea Bay to the Gower Peninsula. It is...

This National Trust property provides a fascinating and relaxing day out. For centuries this famous waterfall has provided water power for industry in this area....

Neath Market must surely be one of the friendliest markets on the planet. It rises above the ordinary because of the warmth of the stallholders...

A nature reserve and site of Special Scientific Interest, Pant-y-Sais Fen forms a complex and diverse wetland site consisting of several distinctive plant communities. The...

Oxwich Castle is located close to the coast overlooking a headland into Oxwich Bay, offering fine views across this charming area of South Wales....

Victoria Gardens is the jewel in the crown of Neath town centre. It has the classic landscaping of the Victorian urban park. It wwas created...

The Gower Heritage Centre is home to a working 12th century Water powered Corn Mill. It was originally built by William de Breos, a knight...

This beautiful Norman church, in a rural setting, is open for visitors during daylight hours. It is surrounded by excellent walking country and makes a...

This nature reserve has been, for many years, quite a well-kept local secret, but is becoming better known as it has recently become a designated...

The Cwmddu Glen is a beautiful, secluded area of waterfalls near the town of Pontardawe. There is a circular walk which takes you through bluebell...

This well respected arts centre has a 450 seat theatre, cinema, dance studio, snooker hall and art gallery, the Oriel Lliw. It hosts highest quality...

Afan Forest Park consists of 10,000 acres to experience. Enjoy mountain biking, walking, the local museum, camping, self-catering and B&B accommodation, and pony trekking....

The South Wales Miners’ Museum has a number of exhibitions designed to bring to life the history and heritage of mining in this area of...

Picture this: a wooded valley with a fresh water river (Pennard Pill) meandering through a vast open space surrounded by sand dunes and limestone features...

Llangennith Beach is a superb 3-mile sandy beach owned by the National Trust with excellent bathing and spectacular scenery. It is also renowned for its...

This beach takes its name from the three striking pointy cliffs that project into the bay, complete with a fully formed natural archway. A favoured...

This beautiful church was built by Anglo-Norman settlers around the year 1200. It is very simple in style. An unusual scratch dial sundial is on...

Perched high over the splendid Three Cliffs Bay , the mysterious Pennard Castle has to be one of the most picturesque ruins on the Gower...

Worm’s Head is a promontory shaped like a giant sea-serpent marking the westerly tip of Gower. The island is joined to the mainland by a...

Broughton is an enormous sandy beach in North Gower, at the end of the Loughor Estuary. It is accessible at its southern end from the...

Langland is famous for its green and white Victorian bathing huts. A clean, sandy beach, it’s a popular destination all year round and offers an...

Port Eynon is the most southerly point on Gower. It has much to offer visitors and locals alike with its large clean beach and bracing...