Places to visit in Swansea

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Liberty Stadium

Swansea was the first Welsh club to get to the Premier League after winning the Football League Championship play-offs against Reading in 2010/11. 20 per cent of the club is owned by supporters and is gaining a name for itself on the international stage.


Grape and Olive

The Grape and Olive has the best view in South Wales overlooking Swansea Bay right along to Mumbles Pier and then back over the city and down the coast. As well for the food and drink selection which their menu provides allows you to indulge whlist having an amazing view

Grape and Olive

Rhossili Bay

Rhossili Bay has been voted Wales' Best Beach 2018 and 3rd in the UK in the TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards AND it has it has been in the top 10 for the last 6 years! The awards cabinet is really filling up, as Rhossili has also been described as ‘The supermodel of British beaches’ by The Independent and has also won accolades from UK Travel Writers and awards for being the best spot to have a picnic! And not forgetting our four legged friends, The Times nominated Rhossili as ‘The UK's No.1 dog-friendly beach’. So, it’s pretty much universally agreed that you won’t find a more beautiful spot in the UK!

Rhossili Beach

Swansea Arena

Operated by the Ambassador Theatre Group, the flexible, multi-purpose Arena boasts up to 200 performances a year across music, comedy, theatre and e-sports plus conferences and events. The development of the Arena is the most significant achievement within phase one of Swansea city centre’s regenerative Copr Bay district.

                          

The Arena also forms part of the Swansea City and Waterfront Digital District project which is being part-funded by the £1.3 billion Swansea Bay City Deal.

Swansea Arena