More about Swansea for travellers and visitors

Swansea in South Wales is another Welsh City that owes its heritage to the Coal Mining Industry in the 19th and 20th Century.

Swansea is Wales seconded largest City and with the Coal Mines closing has had to re-invent itself as a local centre for Welsh people.

Out and About in and around Swansea

Much of Swansea has been redeveloped since the second world war.

Swansea Bay is still home to a fishing industry and visitors can relax in the friendly atmosphere.

Further to the west of Swansea is the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and the city of St Davids where you can view a fine Cathedral and vast remains of the Bishops Palace.