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Minor ruins
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Located in north Gower, this is one of Swansea's best preserved castles and offers commanding views over the Loughor Estuary to Carmarthenshire. There is an admission charge.
Maen Ceti
A neolithic burial chamber or cromlech dating from 2500 BCE. The name is derived from a legend that the stone was thrown onto Cefn Bryn by the mythical King Arthur.
A small bay with a natural rock pool, near the village of Llangennith.
A fortified Tudor mansion in south Gower.
A rural life museum based around a working water mill. The museum also boasts one of the world's smallest cinemas - La Charrette - a 23-seat former railway carriage. There is also a gift shop and cafe on site.
A great place to take a stroll through the woods and watch the wild ponies galloping on the beach. The ruins of Pennard Castle guard the area from a hill to the left (when facing the sea). Note, however, that the strong undercurrent at this bay makes it unsuitable for swimming. The beach is entered from a path across from Shepard's village store and cafe.