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Visiting the Tourist Attractions in Swansea comprise an important part of your Swansea tours. Wales, the small county in United Kingdom, has a fine selection of places that attract a number of tourists every year. Within a very small area you will find castles, ancient towns and villages, theatres, rare wildlife, historical steam railways and canals, wonderful walks, fabulous golf courses and sites of angling and shooting in plenty. A few among these comprise Swansea Tourist Attractions. Tourist Attractions in Swansea comprise the chief locales of sightseeing in Swansea.

Some of the Tourist Attractions in Swansea are as following:

• Gilfach Farm Nature Reserve - Radnor Wildlife Trust's historic reserve near Rhayader.
• John and Victoria Jewelry - Silver and gold jewelry designed and hand made in the workshop at Llechryd, near Cardigan.
• The Judge's Lodging at Presteigne is perhaps the best local museum in Britain!
• Portmeirion - the incredible Italianate village in North Wales beloved of The Prisoner fans.
• Dan-yr-Ogof Showcaves - The beautiful caves in the Swansea Valley.
• Craig-y-Nos Castle - Adelina Patti's former home in the Swansea Valley.
• National Waterfront Museum, Swansea - Wales' newest museum that was opened in 2005.
• Dyfi Discoveries - Boat trips from Aberdovey.
• Cycling Sideways - Information about bicycling in Mid Wales.
• Seiont Angling Association - Fishing in the rivers of North Wales.
• Welsh National Opera - Wales' great opera company
• Black Mountain Gallery - new gallery near Swansea
• Silver Scenes - making beautiful ornaments and jewellery at Berriew near Newtown, Powys
• Heart of Wales Railway - the beautiful railway serving Mid Wales.
• Talyllyn Railway - The world's first preserved railway line.
• Narrow Gauge Railway Museum - Tywyn's railway museum at the Talyllyn Railway's Wharf Station.
• Festiniog Railway - a slow-loading but interesting site about the world's oldest railway company.
• Aberystwyth Electric Cliff Railway - A historic funicular railway at Aberystwyth, and its associated Camera Obscura.
• Corris Railway - Mid Wales' oldest narrow gauge line, now a working museum and soon to carry passengers again.