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A B CDE F G P The City Temple HILL ST N Ebenezer ORTIA TERRA Liberty Stadium and Clydach T GRAIG PL 1 R E Baptist Church GRANVILLE ROAD 1 N Stadiwm Liberty a Chlydach WATKIN STREET E W A WORDSWORTH ST B T D P EBENEZE R ST POTTERY E O N H E W A STREET A Swansea EAS E A R R N BAY WINDMILL TERR U L Y M C T NE VI T P S S C VIE O H T R N C MAR INER ST W A Rail Station E T T E SHORT S R GUINE CR ST Gorsaf Rheilffordd NE B G Abertawe D E N S R I A C C Y KI R ONES TERRACE E MI S W E N L D J V N L T C E S T IVEY PL Y T River Tawe / Afon Tawe A Y O R U T U F N ER O N NEW STREET STRAND R T D W Grand T M I T E A Swansea RAC P T L RRACE O A Hotel R D E E F Fire Station R O A R - ST THOMASTHTHOMTHOHOMAS PI E SANT CTON OW A GREN A TERRACE QUARRY FE STANLEY PLACE S R S D LL T 4 PA T S R P K RYD 2 B R AN R - O E E E AD L 1 NT U L A N Parc 7 LEY F VIC ST 4 HA ARAG 2 D Tawe E TE 2 8 RR / L RRIS LANE University of Wales 3 L PL IS TERRA C ALEXANDRA O A COED L TON ROW AN Trinity St David IF P M T Glynn Vivian E O T N N CLIF Art Gallery H E REET T IL STR MACKWORTH TERRACE NT L R E C Swansea T F E E Urban F E C R S Amateurs G O PLEASANT S S T T Village KIN U R E Centre M GS S H E S T I R D A K N O G INGS ST B C I LA D ’S PL EA NE U D E GLAN DWYRAIN H R RD CROMWELL ST N T C E T RD AR E T AN A E G ICHA E E L E E P South Wales R D R L K WAY A R N P L CH ME L T P T O Police HQ T R Exist P HE E S T Y TAWE BRIDGE S E S W T I N Skatepark A I L V OR O S TR R DELHI STREET L D O O AN D P ST MIERS STREET R AVA S BELLEVUE WAY N O HEATHFIE W T G A O Swansea Dockers T St Thomas L E R TR S C S ACL IL A Sports & AN Church Magistrates’ L W PL CRADOCK INKERMAN STREET 3 ST Court Social Club BA 3 Unitarian E ST STREET BA E C E D A H S R Church PINKNEY Fabian’s Bay S C Parc I ON TER E STREET Congregational T IDG W CARLMOUNT BE University of Wales WELCOME LAN Tawe UT BR E LA Dragon COLLE GE EW C Church E Trinity St David N L VERANDAH Odeon CASTL DE Hotel T W STREET S O Cinema FABI AN WAY R - A483 PLEASANP EASEASASANAANTNTN C CR E T T Mount Pleasant S 7 E A L S T E D L Baptist Church E 6 R E R T O P PPRINCESS WAY E S EL C P L K S R University of Wales E S A MANS C N I Trinity St David D A N T E BT Tower L A CHRIST N T O C O T C R P E A DE - A40 S Swansea SA1 S T T A EY E S L E L NORTHAM L E Castle N S P D I M B NA S EEMP A T LA A T W P N IL S ROAD O LE PAR ON E D T CASTLE T NG P Y A LA M PARK SQUARE CAS S A E T Y AY H N T T A UNI U R L WHITEWALLS Premier Inn 4 O T Q University of Wales 4 N STRAND THE KINGSWAY / FFORDD YON BRENIN ER S County Sainsbury’s Trinity St David Waterfront A Court K Norwegian OXFORD ST / STRYD RHYDYCHEN C Superstore ING A Church GREEN S ’S ROAD / HEOL Y BRENI ICTON L T E P DRAGON LANE The Ice House J Shed RE Dolphin D I ICE W HOUSE Swansea Hotel IN S ET DSTREE BATH LANE SQUARE YD RHYDYCHEN Y DILL R Market St Mary’s P Dylan R / ST R ST MARY ST P Church T Thomas L INCESS WAY Y Prince of Wales ORD ST FER Centre WYN S MO Q Sail OXF S ACE L SOMER SET PL Bridge Dock U N S T T ELSO H N T Morgans EAST BURROWS ROAD T T MARY S Vue S RIOUS P Premier Inn D S Hotel N T T B IN OXFORD ST U Cinema City Centre L W A DE ST S E Travelodge L I PIER ST The YO T RK STRE A The Quadrant IT 7 SINGLETON STREE L L Environment ET 6 York Place 0 Centre ST 4 Grand Shopping Centre A ADE 5 RN Baptist Chapel - CE 5 E T Theatre PL ES AD WE St Davids S W GETHIN ’ O R D A Priory I ORI S V CT ST A I CAMBRIAN PLA T Bus Station D V W T AY Gorsaf Fysus S Swansea E Attic A C MADOC L A Gallery W C T Museum PLACE L / E B L A F E E ER PL I C R F R P L O E O ST R T L U N T S N IA R C R O R Mission T O Vetch T E D G M T D N W Gallery S I Tesco STREET Field Y WELL Superstore The LC Mannheim Quay LOUCES G Swansea G LARENCE BURROW C O Tawe RLLEWIN Dylan R Basin ER National Thomas E T Waterfront Theatre NC ARE Museum CL Pumphouse Quay BATHURST T PAXTON STREET Swansea S ST ST Museum Quay 6 Abernethy Fishmarket Sea Cadets 6 DER Quay ER ROAD R COR Quay WL GLAMORGAN RE 7 AY RA 6 QU T iv 40 ORIA A T ST STEP e - IC MARITIMEMARITIARIR T MEE HE N D V S r A ’S HM Prison O NE CO R South Dock RI URT T H HE Swansea T CAT a U T Ferrara Quay QUARTQ ARTARAARTERTERRTETERS w T T BATHUR e R’S C UR P Victoria Quay O OYSTERMO PHE C AXTON AD O RO ST / Arethusa Quay CHRI WLER SLIP MANS W AY A MARINAAR NA T FISHER TRA S C T f ST W RET ’S o Swansea University and Mumbles Prifysgol Abertawe a’r Mwmbwls ST MAR GA HIGHMOO AY DR n GO ROA S T O T Meridian S D Wharf E a R I w D S UNV ACE L ANT PL A ND e 7 7 Civic Centre/ TRAWLER ROAD Library Marriott Meridian Hotel Tower Bus Station Taxi Rank Shopping Centre Beach / Traeth Gorsaf Fysus Safle Tacsis Canolfan Siopa Rail Station Leisure Centre Marina Gorsaf Rheilffordd Canolfan Hamdden Car Park Tourist Information Police Station Maes Parcio Canolfan Croesco Gorsaf Heddlu Toilet NCN Route Museum/Gallery Swansea Bay / Bae Abertawe Amgueddfa/Oriel Toiledau Cyhoeddus © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100023509 Wales Coast Path Theatre Swansea Mobility Hire © Hawlfraint y Goron a hawliau cronfa ddata 2015 Arolwg Ordnans 100023509 Llwybr Arfordir Cymru Theatr Llogi Cyfarpar Symudedd Abertawe AB CDE F G Swansea_Pocket_Map_Leaflet.indd 1 12/06/2015 08:23 Visit Swansea City Centre today for your complete shopping and leisure experience with events and activities to suit all ages. Shoppers will enjoy the range and choice of shops including high street brands on Oxford Street and in the Quadrant Shopping Centre, independent traders on Plymouth Street, High Landore Park and Ride Site Street and the Arcades. Swansea has a bustling pub and club scene and hosts a wide range Cross Valley Link Road Landore of restaurants, bistros and street cafes. Theatres, museums, galleries and cinemas offer a Swansea SA1 2JT vibrant and varied cultural scene, whilst a host of recreational attractions are available for the more energetic. The LC Leisure Centre is one of Wales’ most popular attractions located Fabian Way Park and Ride Site within Swansea Marina, minutes away from the popular seafront promenade hosting the Fabian Way Wales Coastal Path and cycle path. Swansea SA1 2JT For event information please visit www.visitswanseabay.com Mariner Street .......................C1 Whitewalls ............................B4 Dewch i ymweld â chanol dinas Abertawe heddiw am brofiad siopa a Street Index Miers Street .......................... F2 William Street .......................A5 Milton Terrace .......................A1 Willows Place .......................A3 hamdden cyflawn gyda digwyddiadau a gweithgareddau i bawb o bob oed. Adelaide Street ..................... E4 Morris Lane .......................... F2 Wind Street ...........................D4 Albert Row ............................C5 Mount Pleasant .....................A1 Windmill Terrace ................... F1 Bydd siopwyr yn mwynhau’r amrywiaeth a’r dewis o siopau, gan gynnwys brandiau’r stryd Alexandra Road ....................C1 Nelson Street ........................B4 Worcester Place ...................C3 Balaclava Street ...................G2 fawr ar Stryd Rhydychen ac yng Nghanolfan Siopa’r Cwadrant, masnachwyr annibynnol ar New Street ............................C1 York Street ............................D4 Bath Lane ............................. E4 New Cut Bridge .................... E3 Stryd Plymouth, y Stryd Fawr ac yn yr arcedau.
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