• Swansea Castle - We will view and discuss the oldest building in the city before we set off on our journey through Swansea.
• Swansea Marina - What was once the heart of Swansea’s docks is now a modern and impressive neighbourhood full of museums, cafes, restaurants and even sail boats and yachts. Discover the area’s history, origins and evolution as we take in numerous sections of Swansea Marina.
• Dylan Thomas Centre - Dylan Thomas is arguably Swansea’s most famous son. There are numerous things named after him around the city, most notably this little museum, dedicated to the life and work of the famous poet.
• Swansea Museum - Swansea museum is the oldest museum in Wales. Time permitting and depending on opening hours, we will step inside the beautiful building and check out some of its most interesting features.
• Swansea Beach - One of Swansea’s more unique quirks is that the city beach is basically in the centre of town, much closer than people often realise and spans a long curving swoop of Swansea Bay.
• Swansea Market - We will discuss and pass through the biggest public market in Wales.
• Swansea Arena - The new modern wonder of Swansea’s skyline is the shiny Arena with its colourful facade and nearby, kooky, Copr Bridge.

• Personal guide

• Snacks
• Gratuities

Swansea stands as the second largest city in Wales, carrying a rich and diverse history with it. The city, founded by the Normans, took its name from Norse roots. After enduring the Middle Ages, Swansea rose to prominence in the 1700s as the leading town in Wales, thanks to the flourishing copper trade. As the industrial revolution unfolded, it shaped the current landscape of Swansea, though the city had its share of struggles with the fall of heavy industry and the aftermath of World War 2. This two-hour tour takes you through the city’s transformation from the Viking era, the copper trade, the advent of railroads, to the time of renowned writer Dylan Thomas.

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