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  1. Tony Winstanley ★★★★☆

    Not an aficionado of Dylan I found this centre full of mementos of his life, so I got to understand Dylan a bit more. Very nice and welcoming reception staff. Cafe a bit meagre on the food side, coffee ok.

  2. Es Dubya ★★★★★

    Interesting insight into the man's life from early years to his young death. I enjoyed my visit and put a donation in the box at the end.

  3. Rachel Fraser ★★★★★

    What a great place. I loved the Chinese Wellbeing Workshop. The host was so warm and helpful. She showed us how to play Chinese board games and served us wonderful green tea too. I highly recommend visiting, even if it's just to go to the 2nd floor to see this wonderful programming.

  1. Cecilia De Vos Belgraver ★★★★☆

    Interesting information, attractive and interactive presentation, friendly and knowledgeable staff and perfect choice if you have only 70 - 90 minutes or so to visit.

  2. Kothmini Samarakoon ★★★★★

    The Dylan Thomas Centre in Swansea is a wonderful tribute to the life and work of the famous Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas. Housed in a beautifully restored building, the center offers a fascinating permanent exhibition that explores Thomas's life, works, and influence. The interactive displays and multimedia presentations provide engaging insights into his poetry and prose, making it a great experience for both fans and newcomers to his work. In addition to the exhibition, the center hosts a variety of literary events, readings, and workshops, helping to keep Thomas's legacy alive and vibrant. The staff is helpful. Overall, the Dylan Thomas Centre is a must-visit for literature enthusiasts and anyone interested in Welsh heritage. The entrance is free.

  3. Sarah Briggs ★★★☆☆

    Great place to visit as long as you don't want a coffee/tea, cake, sandwich while you're there, the café is never open on a Saturday.

  1. Lauren Thame ★★★★☆

    I go here usually for university. It's a beautiful place and much history behind it. However, I haven't really explored it much.

  2. Rose Cull ★★★★★

    Lovely little museum. All on one level so good accessibility. It has a lot about Dylan Thomas' life and writings. There is a nice children's area and there was a children's scavenger hunt. It was great for our 8-year-old.

  3. Debra Spanswick ★★★★★

    We found the Dylan Thomas centre to be well presented and very informative. I thought I knew enough about the legendary Welsh poet but the exhibits gave me a bigger insight in to Dylan's life. The space is bright and colourful and easy to navigate and suitable for push chairs / wheelchairs. There is some trail sheets for the children and daily activities which take place in the educational room for a suggested donation of £3. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and left with a new found knowledge on the life of Dylan Thomas.

  1. Georgia Thomas ★★★★★

    Staff very knowledgeable and their events programme is great! I always look forward to A Child's Christmas in Wales performances every year :)

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Dylan Thomas Centre is located at 6 Somerset Pl, Swansea SA1 1RR, UK

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You can contact Dylan Thomas Centre at +44 1792 463980

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