Getting Here
Planning your visit to the Swansea Victorian Christmas Fayre couldn’t be easier. However you choose to travel, the city centre is well connected and easy to reach.
By Car
Swansea city centre has plenty of car parks just a short walk from the fayre. The closest options include:
St. David’s Multi-Storey (SA1 3NG) – 450 spaces
The Quadrant Car Park (SA1 3QW) – 565 spaces
NCP Orchard Street (SA1 5AJ) – 390 spaces
Follow signs for Swansea city centre, and please allow extra time during busy festive periods.
By Train
Swansea’s main railway station (SA1 1NU) is less than a 10-minute walk from the fayre. With direct links to Cardiff, Newport, and West Wales, as well as London Paddington, it’s a quick and convenient way to travel.
Park & Ride
Fabian Way Park & Ride
- Just off the A483, about 1.5 miles east of the city centre.
- Costs £1 for all-day parking for one car and up to four passengers.
- Buses run about every 20 minutes during the day, Monday to Saturday.
Landore Park & Ride
- Situated off the A4067, approx 1.5 miles north of the city centre.
- Same pricing as Fabian Way: £1 all day,(car + up to 4 people)
- Good regular bus service to Swansea Bus,Station and other central stops, Monday–Saturday.
By Bus
The Quadrant Bus Station is right in the heart of Swansea, just a short stroll from Oxford Street. Local and regional routes run regularly throughout the day, making it easy to reach us from across the city and beyond.
By Bike
Swansea has a number of cycle routes leading into the city centre. Bike racks are available near Oxford Street and around the Quadrant Shopping Centre, so you can lock up your bike safely while you enjoy the fayre.
On Foot
If you’re already in Swansea city centre, the fayre is just a short walk from the main shopping areas and transport hubs. Look out for signs pointing you towards Oxford Street, Princess Way, and Portland Street, and you’ll be right at the heart of the festivities.