Plantasia

Swansea is located in the heart of Swansea Bay, one of the most beautiful parts of Wales, with landscapes incorporating sandy beaches, waterfalls, rolling hills and deep valleys. Swansea itself is the second largest city in Wales and a popular tourist destination, well known for providing excellent shopping and many things to do.

Places of interest

Swansea has a wide range of places to visit. The many attractions in and around the city are designed to give tourists and travelers, a wide range of things to experience - if you want to return to nature and enjoy the picturesque parks, learn more about the history of region, or simply enjoy exciting part of the culture of the city. A small selection of places to visit include:
Swansea Bay. This sandy beach extends five miles full is also within walking distance of downtown. Choose a romantic stroll on the beach, or if you're feeling adventurous, selected in-line skating and cycling activities.
Swansea Museum. More than 160 years, the museum houses collections of art, ceramics and Egyptology, while the history of the city is presented in a way to engage and entertain all visitors.
Dylan Thomas Centre. Learn more about the famous Welsh poet to the permanent exhibition, which offers an annual program of events and a festival every year in the fall.
Gower Heritage Centre. This rural museum offers something special - a working group, the twelfth century corn mill and a saw. There are many activities for children to participate, boats making and puppet shows, animals and playgrounds.
Plantasia. You will discover this huge greenhouse right in the center of Swansea - and be prepared to undertake a journey of discovery, as you witness the exotic flora and fauna in tropical, humid conditions. An ideal place to visit, whatever the weather!

Things to do

When it comes to activities, Swansea has covered. When you've finished shopping - and hundreds of shops to browse, you're gonna take some time - you can choose from a lot of exciting things to do, as follows:
Rainbow Sailing School. Enjoy a day of initiation and sail around the Gower coast with an experienced guide.
Adventure in small groups. If adventure is your thing, then choose from a selection including canoeing, surfing, climbing.
Clyne Gardens. If you have a love for nature, enjoy the many pleasures found in these beautiful gardens, come and see the characteristics of water, bog garden and more.
The Chocolate Factory. This factory work gives visitors a chance to take a tour and see how chocolate is produced, with sampling at every opportunity.
1940 Swansea Bay. The leisure offer an authentic experience of life during the Second World War, and gives new meaning to the phrase "living history". Take part in an air raid, try to live on food rations, and more.

Food & Drink

If it's food and drink you're after, you'll find that Swansea offers a selection of restaurants and choice of restaurants, with something planned for everyone. The traditional Welsh dishes and seafood are the specialties, but the city also houses many restaurants serving international cuisine, if you're spoiled for choice. There are also dozens of cafes and takeaways if you're not looking for the winner and full dining experience. Some of the best restaurants:
Abernethy. Located in the sea, this restaurant serves dishes Welsh and international dishes. There is also a recreational area nearby, which allows you to work off your food.
Bizzie Lizzie's Bistro & Restaurant. If you are looking for traditional Welsh food, then this is the place to come. There are many specialties and vegetarian dishes to choose from.
Bouchon de Rossi. One thing.