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Swansea City guide, including hotels

Swansea is located in the heart of Swansea Bay, one of Wales' most
beautiful regions, with landscapes incorporating sandy beaches,
waterfalls, rolling countryside and deep valleys. Swansea itself is the
second largest city in Wales, and a highly popular tourist destination,
widely known for providing excellent shopping facilities and plenty of
things to do.

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Places of interest

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Swansea has a diverse array of places to visit. The many attractions
found in and around the city are designed to give the tourist and
casual visitor a wide range of things to experience - whether you want
to get back to nature and enjoy the picturesque parks, learn more about
the region's history, or simply enjoy some of the city's exciting
culture. A small selection of places to visit includes:

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  • Swansea Bay. This sandy beach stretches out for five full miles and
    is additionally within walking distance of the city centre. Choose a
    romantic stroll on the beach, or if you're feeling adventurous, pick
    from the rollerblading and cycling activities on offer.

  • Swansea Museum. Over 160 years old, the museum is home to
    collections of art, ceramics and Egyptology, whilst the history of the
    city is presented in a way to engage and entertain every visitor.

  • The Dylan Thomas Centre. Learn about the famous Welsh poet at this
    permanent exhibition, which offers a yearly programme of events and a
    festival every year in the autumn.

  • Gower Heritage Centre. This rural museum offers something really
    special - a working, twelfth century corn and saw mill. There are lots
    of activities for the kids to take part in, from craft-making and
    puppet theatres, to animals and play areas.

  • Plantasia. You'll discover this gigantic hothouse right in the
    centre of Swansea - and be prepared to undertake a voyage of discovery,
    as you witness exotic flora and fauna in tropical, humid conditions. A
    perfect place to visit, whatever the weather!
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    Things to do

    St. Director of Tourism Since 1998 Mr. Peter Hilary Modeste has served, as the Director of Tourism of the St. Lucia Tourist Board. President of the St. Lucia Hotel & Tourism Association, Mr. Modeste has been employed within the tourism sector for a number of years. He was educated at the University of Wales and is married with three children. A former Minister of Education, Mr. Modeste has served on a number of national organizations including the St. Lucia Development Bank.

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    When it comes to activities, Swansea has it covered. When you've
    finished shopping - and with hundreds of shops to browse, it'll take
    you a while - then you can choose from lots of exciting things to do,
    like the following:

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  • Rainbow Sailing School. Enjoy a taster day and sail around the
    Gower coast with an experienced guide.

  • Breakout Adventure. If outdoor adventure's your thing, then choose
    from a selection including canoeing, surfing and climbing.

  • Clyne Gardens. If you have a love for nature then you'll enjoy the
    many delights to be found in these beautiful gardens; come and see
    water features, the bog garden and more.

  • The Chocolate Factory. This working factory gives visitors a chance
    to take a tour and see how chocolate is produced, with sampling at
    every opportunity.

  • 1940's Swansea Bay. This recreation provides an authentic
    experience of life during WWII, and brings new meaning to the phrase
    'living history'. Take part in an air raid; try living on rations, and
    more.
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    Food & Drink

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    If it's food and drink you're after, you'll find that Swansea offers a
    selection of choice restaurants and eateries, with something provided
    for every taste. Both traditional Welsh fare and seafood are
    specialities, but the city is also home to many restaurants serving
    international recipes, so you have plenty to choose from. There are
    also dozens of cafes and takeaways if you're not looking for the full
    wining-and-dining experience. Some of the finest eateries include:

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  • Abernethy's. Located in the Maritime Quarter, this restaurant
    serves up Welsh dishes as well as international favourites. There's
    also a leisure area nearby which enables you to work off your food.

  • Bizzie Lizzie's Bistro & Restaurant. If you're looking for
    traditional Welsh meals then this is the place to come. There are many
    specialities and vegetarian dishes to choose from.

  • Bouchon de Rossi. A restaurant offering plenty of French cuisine,
    located right in the heart of Swansea's city centre. Choose from
    salads, crepes and more.

  • Eleo's Brasserie. If you're a fan of European food then this
    restaurant is a great place to visit. Spanish and Portuguese meals are
    made on the spot, and there's a wide variety of wine to choose from to
    compliment your meal.

  • Gallini's. As a coastal city, Swansea is noted for its fine fish
    and Gallini's is the perfect place to sample it. Italian dishes are
    also available, and the restaurant offers pleasing views of the Marina
    whilst you eat.
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    Hotels & Accommodations

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    Swansea is a popular tourist destination and there are plenty of places
    where you can find accommodation. Many of the hotels are on the
    seafront and offer a combination of great prices with friendly
    atmospheres. Stunning sea views are something you'll quickly become
    used to during your stay. Alternatively, if you look a little further
    inland, you'll find many unique family-run guesthouses and inns that
    offer home-cooking and comfortable rooms. Other alternatives include
    self-catering, including bay apartments; many campsites and caravan
    parks; hostels and more.

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  • Leonardos Guest House

  • Ramada Swansea

  • Winston Private Hotel

  • Beaumont Hotel

  • The Dolphin Hotel

  • Grosvenor House

  • The Mirador

  • The White House Hotel

  • The Grand Hotel

  • Best Western Aberavon Beach Hotel

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  • Dragon Hotel

  • Oxwich Bay Hotel
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    Entertainment

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    If you want to be entertained during your stay in Swansea, you'll
    discover numerous venues all offering a diverse range of
    entertainments. For instance, the Swansea Grand Theatre regularly
    offers a programme including ballet, drama, music and opera, as well as
    something for the kids. If it's nightlife you're looking for, then
    you're advised to take a trip to the Wind Street area, which is known
    as the liveliest in the city! Here you'll discover numerous
    restaurants, pubs, clubs and bars, and plenty of live entertainment
    just waiting to be enjoyed.

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    Swansea is one of those places that people keep coming back to, time
    after time. The Welsh Tourist Board is keen to attract visitors and
    has, in recent years, spent £30 million on developing a new
    attraction, the National Waterfront Museum. Meanwhile, your visit to
    the city would be amiss without a trip to the indoor market, where you
    can choose from fresh fish and local delicacies, as well as purchase
    all the souvenirs and unique gifts that you could ever want. With
    stunning scenery and lots of interesting attractions, Swansea is one
    place you'll want to discover for yourself.

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