Travel Guide to The National Waterfront Museum

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving to The National Waterfront Museum from anywhere in West Glamorgan, head towards Swansea. Use the A4118 or A465 roads to reach the city. Once in Swansea, follow signs for the city centre and Maritime Quarter. The museum is located at Oystermouth Road, near the waterfront. There is limited street parking available nearby, but you can also look for parking facilities such as the Swansea Marina car park. Be aware that parking may incur a fee, typically around £1-£2 per hour.

• Bus

  To reach The National Waterfront Museum by bus, check local bus services that operate in West Glamorgan. Routes such as the No. 6 and No. 8 buses frequently connect various parts of West Glamorgan to Swansea city centre. Get off at the closest stop to the Maritime Quarter. From there, it's just a short walk to the museum along Oystermouth Road. Bus fares typically range from £2-£4 depending on your starting location.

• Train

  If you're using the train to reach Swansea, get a train to Swansea Station, which is well-connected to various locations in South Wales. Upon arrival at Swansea Station, exit and head towards the city centre. You can either walk to the museum, which is about a 20-minute walk, or catch a bus or taxi. If walking, head northwest on High Street, then continue straight onto Oystermouth Road until you reach the museum. Train tickets vary in price, generally from £5-£15 depending on the distance.

• Taxi

  For a more direct route to The National Waterfront Museum, consider taking a taxi. This is especially convenient if you are carrying luggage or traveling in a group. Taxis can be hailed on the street or booked via local companies. The cost will depend on the distance, but a fare from central Swansea to the museum should be around £5-£10.