Welcome to our EXCLUSIVE whatsitlike section for visitors to Swansea. Here's the only place where you can see what it's really like in reality video in ...
- the city's best places to stay
- the best places to eat and party
- some great places to visit for all the family
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Travel to Swansea |
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- Motorway (M4)
- Rail (London - Swansea)
- Airports Swansea, Cardiff
- Cork Ferry (Ireland)
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Swansea is Wales second city and is located in south west of the country. Home to around 230,000 people it's the largest commercial and tourism hub in the region. It has good shopping, and a sound transport system that links the city with out of town retail parks and all the beaches. |
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Culture Described as a city of learning, with a large university population. It is also a city of sport and is home to the National Pool of Wales, a premier league football team and one of the most successful regional rugby sides in Europe. |
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Geography The city centre is built around the sweep of the stunning Swansea Bay, the city stretches back up the Swansea Valley. Swansea acts as the gateway the Gower (the UK's first area of out-standing natural beauty). View Larger Map with Google. |
