Wales

The Swansea Museum, Wales

About The Swansea Museum

The Swansea Museum is also home to many exhibitions throughout the year and is one of the best tourist places to visit in Swansea. One of the popular exhibitions is "A very natural history" which illustrates a natural history collected such as dried plants, pressed shrews, and also flora and fauna. You can look at many Egyptian and Greek artifacts which were donated many years ago to the Royal Institute of South Wales. You can look at objects such as the mummy, ibis amulet, and also a sepulchral figure.

The Museum also has a collection of many vehicles such as boats, steam rollers, delivery lorry, Helwick, The Willian Gammon lifeboat, and many others. There is also an interesting collection of nautical pasts of Swansea such as the Armillary sphere, Chronometer, and also feather postcard. The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday 10:00 AM - 4.30 PM for visitors.

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Open 6 days a week

Paid entry

MondayClosed

Tuesday10:00 – 16:30

Wednesday10:00 – 16:30

Thursday10:00 – 16:30

Friday10:00 – 16:30

Saturday10:00 – 16:30

Sunday10:00 – 16:30

Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

The Swansea Museum Highlights

• Head over to the oldest museum in Wales, Swansea Museum to learn the fascinating history of Wales and Swansea.
• Look at some of the most amazing artifacts such as Egyptian mummies and ancient Greek Artefacts.
• Enjoy exhibitions throughout the year such as "A very natural history" and "words made beautiful".
• You can also look at many Nautical themes artifacts and also look at boats and ships on display.

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