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Situated just a stone’s throw away from the stunning Swansea Bay coastline and just a five minute walk from the city centre, the Museum is ideally placed in the Maritime Quarter - full of quaint, interesting and historic places to see and visit. The Museum continues to fascinate our visitors with over 300 years of Welsh industry and innovation through our imaginative events and exhibitions programme. With a range of fantastic facilities, including disabled access and parking, wheelchair hire, a Changing Places toilet and a cafe, we cater for all your needs.

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Disabled Access Information for National Waterfront Museum

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As you approach one of the Museum’s three entrances you will be welcomed by automatic, push pad doors. Once opened they will lead you into a venue that has level access throughout both on the ground floor and upper level. The Museum is spilt into two buildings, the old and the new, with the impressive Main Hall connecting them together. There are two standard operating lifts, one located in both sections of the building which are easy to identify and use.

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We have four free dedicated car park spaces for our disabled visitors to use, located at the side of the building at the bottom of Burrows Place, which can be reserved if you phone us in advance. Alternatively we are just a short stroll away from the pay and display car park (next to the LC on Oystermouth road), which has a substantial amount of dedicated disabled bays. Bring your ticket into the Museum and receive 50% back on the cost of your parking.

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Toilets features at National Waterfront Museum

There are two disabled toilets located on the ground floor and the upper level, both are clear of steps or ramps and are accessible for manual and a powered wheelchair to enter. There is also a Changing Places toilet, located on the ground floor in the New Gallery. The key for the Changing Places toilet can be collected from the main reception desk.

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