Swansea Hotels

The city is quite calm; the crime rate in comparison with other cities in Wales is relatively low. Central streets of Swansea are equipped with modern cameras and patrolled by police squads, so you could walk there without fear even in the evening.

Travelers, who travel the city by their own car or plan to rent it, have to be extremely cautious. The fact is that frequent thefts of items from the car remain one of the main problems of the city.

The main form of public transport is a bus. You can clarify existing routes and the bus schedule on the Quadrant station. Tickets can be purchased in special kiosks at bus stops or directly from the driver; in the latter case, the cost may be slightly higher.

Holidaymakers are still recommended to exchange currency before the trip; in this case conditions would be most favorable. European currency and U.S. dollars can be exchanged for pounds literally at any bank or exchange office, but you will have to pay quite a large fee for the service.

Prices in local restaurants and cafes may seem quite high to budget travelers. Those who expect to save on food have to pay attention to numerous street cafes and gastropubs, where prices are more attractive than in restaurants.
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