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The beautiful city of Swansea
isn't the largest town in Wales, but it is definitely among the most attractive.
Beginning as a productive market town during medieval periods, Swansea
has developed into a fine coastal city of Wales.
The city can be reached
by plane. However, the city's own airport is only opened for private aircraft.
However, Swansea is located just under an hour from Cardiff International
Airport, which is why travelling to Swansea is most commonly done by bus
and van connections from Cardiff.
While in the city, it is
easy to get around Swansea by bus, but taxis are also popular. The landmarks
in the city are located sporadically across the landscape, from the natural
beach bays to the old castle ruins. Swansea
hotels offer tours and advice for visitors on what to see and how to
get there.
Travellers of all ages will
be delighted with the number of great things to see and do in the city
of Swansea. When the sites of this remarkable town have been seen, what
sort of things can tourists get up to? Well, sport is one of the major
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Football is extremely popular,
and the city's main league team, known simply as Swansea FC Swans, plays
in the second tier league in the United Kingdom. They have been quite successful
of late, almost securing a spot in the top flight (English Premier League)
last year. In addition to the football team, the people of Swansea really
love there rugby team - the Ospreys. They play in the Heineken Cup, and
do well each year. There is nothing better than going to a rugby or football
match when visiting the city of Swansea.
Water sports are another
popular activity in Swansea. Visitors can go swimming at any of the sandy
bays on the city's coast, including Langland Bay and Caswell Bay. In addition
to swimming, the people of Swansea take part in a lot of other water sports
too. Wake boarding is quite popular, along with yachting and kayaking.
There is plenty to do around the water when visiting Swansea.
Swansea has a number of interesting
shopping malls, but for tourists, these are not the places to shop. Handicrafts
are more popular for visitors, so shopping to buy these type of gifts can
be done across the city. Don't forget to buy a hand crafted spoon when
visiting Swansea. These seem to be extremely popular.
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Live music is another great
activity tourists can enjoy, especially along the waterfront. There are
a number of lovely cafes and bars that provide wonderful live music events.
However, it is best to ask at the hotel for specific locations!
If sightseeing is your thing,
but everything has been seen, why not try from a different angle? Flights
over Swansea are a common attraction for guests to the city, and can be
organised from the Swansea Airport. Visitors have a great chance to see
the large Gower Peninsular also.
There are so many festivals
held throughout the year in Swansea that visitors will more than likely
find themselves in the middle of one when they arrive. |
Some of the most popular
festivals in the city include the Swansea Festival of Music and Arts in
October, Swansea Bay Film Festival, and the World Party Weekend in the
summer.
Children and families are
also well looked after when they arrive into Swansea. The Chocolate Factory
would have to be the most famous place to visit for the whole family, although
children usually get more excited than the adults! Another activity for
the young ones is the crazy golf centre of Mumbles Road, not to mention
the Discovery Centre in Brynmille Park.
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Alexander
Private Hotel, Swansea
At
the privately owned Alexander Guest House we offer a friendly welcome to
all our guests. Service is efficient with special attention given to the
comfort of all guests. We have a good knowledge of the local area and can
advise about the many local places of interest. There is a non-smoking
policy in operation throughout the building and a small licensed lounge
bar for guests. The Guest House is situated on the edge of Uplands
where a good range of local amenities are at hand including take-away outlets,
restaurants, hair and beauty salons, a launderette, bars - everything you
could possibly need for a comfortable stay. |
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Express
by Holiday Inn Swansea Bay
The
Holiday Inn Express Swansea hotel is close to many tourist attractions
including Dan-Yr-Ogof showcaves, the Brecon Beacon National Park, and the
beautiful Gower coast with its breathtaking coastline. This area offers
opportunities for social events, tours, corporate entertainment as well
as wet and dry activities and many beaches. East of the hotel in Swansea
is the elegant market town of Cowbridge all within a 45 minute drive from
the hotel.Our Swansea hotel offers 91 en-suite bedrooms, all with Sky TV,
tea/coffee making facilities, power showers, modem points and desk top
work space. |
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Glenview
Guest House Mumbles, Swansea
Glenview
is a large Victorian house built at the end of the century and has been
a guest house since the end of the war. All the bedrooms overlook our garden
and Underhill Park which is bordered by woods. We have a private car park
for guests and secure accommodation for bicycles and water sport gear.
The rooms are extremely comfortable with central heating, television, tea
and coffee making facilities. Family rooms have a video with access to
children's videos. The guest lounge is furnished with a baby grand piano
and a selection of classical music records and CD's. A log fire burns in
the winter months. |
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Marriott
Swansea
In
the bustling Maritime Quarter on the enchanting Swansea Bay, the Swansea
Marriott Hotel captures the charm and beauty of its Gower peninsula surroundings.
A gentle stroll to the city centre complete with its lively markets and
attractions, surrounded by the very best of Wales' golf courses, a short
distance from the Liberty Stadium and Ffos Las Racecourse the Swansea Marriott
Hotel has appeal for all. The spacious guest rooms offer supreme comfort
and functionality. Leisure area, with mini gym, pool, whirlpool and sauna.
The hotel restaurant serves local produce complimented with fine wine,
which follows through to our extensive room service menu. |
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Ramada
Swansea
Relax
on the doorstep of stirring Welsh countryside at the Ramada Swansea hotel
in West Glamorgan. After a day tramping the hills and coast, come back
to a drink by the roaring fire in our cosy Arts Bar. Or head into Swansea
for a day's shopping and a night on the town. Sample the best local produce
and specialities from our seasonal Arts Restaurant Menu. Business guests
who have worked hard all day in our eight flexible meeting rooms can de-stress
in the heated indoor pool at our Sebastian Coe Health Club. Children will
love Ramada Swansea, with a heated indoor pool and near to the beaches,
they will be entertained for hours. |
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