Enjoy the award winning Maritime Quarter with its new National Waterfront Museum, restaurants and galleries. An ideal base for a holiday apartment so you may enjoy browsing, shopping and relaxing.

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The Marina offers the best of both worlds: the attractions of a vibrant city right on your doorstep combined with the tranquillity of a waterfront location together with the fun of a beach resort.

The promenade stretches for five miles as far as Mumbles Head - a good hour’s walk, or a twenty minute bike ride away. En route you can join in the water sports activities – an opportunity to try wind surfing. Or stay local and take a stroll around the marina basin, spend some time watching yachts, motor cruisers and fishing boats stack into the lock gate or simply relax and sample a designer coffee at Café Cesso.

Visit the National Waterfront Museum, Swansea’s latest landmark, and learn about the maritime history of Swansea – once one of the most successful ports in Europe. Wander around fine examples of railway carriages from the world’s first passenger railway, or test drive some of the innovative ‘hands on’ learning zone exhibits.

Swansea Leisure Centre is set to reopen its doors in 2008 after a £30 million pound
refit. It promises to be a state of the art facility with something for every member
of the family.

Swansea is proud of its connection with the famous poet Dylan Thomas and the Man and Myth exhibition, at the Dylan Thomas Centre, makes a great starting point for those wanting to know more about his fascinating life. Whether your preference is theatre, cinema or live music - the city is brimming with events and festivals all year round - many of which are outdoor during the summer months.

Alternatively pay a visit to Clyne Gardens - a ‘must’ in May to see the Rhododendrons in bloom, or visit one of the other three Swansea Parks to hold the prestigious Civic Trust ‘Green Flag Award’.

Peruse the stalls of Swansea Market - the largest traditional indoor market in Wales and sample a traditional Welsh breakfast with cockles and laverbread. Stroll along Wind Street with its many bars and restaurants - a thriving café society during the day and a buzzing party scene after dark.

Whatever the weather, there’s fun in Swansea for everyone.shopping and relaxing.