National Trust & Cadw places in Swansea

Dunes, heath and cliff tops between Three Cliffs Bay and Oxwich Bay on Gower, with a Neolithic burial chamber, Norman ringwork and medieval church on Penmaen Burrows.

Spectacular Gower cliffs, Pennard Castle ruins and ancient woodland above Three Cliffs Bay.

Award-winning three-mile beach with dramatic cliffs and tidal island on the Gower Peninsula.

Wild dune systems and salt marshes on the Gower, with Britain's only original cast-iron lighthouse.

Square tower and wall footings of a 13th-century castle on a ring bank inside the Roman fort of Leucarum, above the Loughor estuary crossing; free, open daylight hours, street parking below the mound.

Cotswold-Severn chambered long cairn of about 3800 BC with a horned forecourt and stone-lined passage, on the floor of a wooded Gower valley; free, open daylight hours, 250 metres from a free woodland car park with picnic area.

Late 13th-century remnant of Swansea's medieval castle in the city centre, with its arcaded parapet like the bishops' palaces; viewed from Castle Square in daylight hours, interior closed, council pay and display parking nearby.

The de la Beres' fortified manor house of about 1300 on the north Gower coast, with hall, solar and watchtower above the Llwchwr estuary marshes; tickets from the farmhouse shop, limited parking, no dogs.