See. Rhossili Down Radar Station↗ Explore this World War II radar station built in 1942. Rhossili Bay↗ Enjoy breathtaking sunset views at this spectacular coastal scene.
Eat. Joe's Ice-cream Experience this nationally acclaimed ice cream, a venerable institution in the city. Swansea Market Find local delicacies like cockles, laverbread, and Welsh cakes. Flynn's Delicatessen Enjoy quality international and local food, cheeses, and excellent coffee.
Stay. The Dylan Thomas Birthplace Stay in the legendary poet's childhood home for a surreal experience. The Uplands Base yourself in this bohemian area with indie restaurants, bars, and cafes.
Atlas Obscura
Situated atop the north western end of Rhossili Downs, the Rhossili Down radar station was built in 1942, as part of 'Chain Home Low', a network of World War II radar stations covering the Bristol Channel. Operated by the Army and Royal Air Force with the aim of detecting low flying aircraft at 500 feet (150 m), early warning could then be sent to Swansea upon discovering incoming German bomber…
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Part time portal, part museum, the legendary poet's childhood home offers travellers an all-access stay in Swansea – and a surreal experience.
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