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Cwmdonkin Park

In the Uplands. A classic Victorian park that was a favourite with Dylan Thomas, and several of his works were inspired here.

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View over the city and Swansea Bay
One of the best locations to gain a panoramic view of the city and the full sweep of Swansea Bay is from Pant-y-Celyn Road in Townhill (near the Townhill Campus of Swansea Metropolitan University). There are bay-facing parking areas along the road that allow the stunning views to be enjoyed from the comfort of your car. The scene is especially spectacular at dusk with the sun setting over Mumbles Head. For the adventurous and those possessing cars with strong brakes, return to the city centre via the 1-in-3 incline of the cobbled street of Constitution Hill.
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Dylan Thomas' Childhood Home
Uplands. Restored to reflect the environment of Dylan's youth, Number Five Cwmdonkin Drive is open as a self-catering guest house, and is suitable for budding writers.
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Brynmill Park
Swansea's oldest park, in Dylan's Uplands famous for its large swan lake.
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Truffle
1A King Edward's Rd