The sign by the road advertises it as ‘Viennese-style’. For added emphasis there is a large model of a Fiaker, a Viennese horse-drawn carriage, on the roof.
A long-time Disney visitor invites us to think of it more as a city and less as a theme park
A sculptor’s home now serves as a museum of his bronze works
Jayita explores human and spiritual connections with a village’s traditional life
Jonathan L learns about historical and modern fortitude at the monument to the Great Siege of 1565
A small selection of signs, some witty, some weird and some just worth a nod
ProfessorAbe today takes us to what was once the centre of religious and political activities on the island of Lesvos.
The museum is also known locally simply as the ‘Tramshed’. It is small, but contains several interesting pieces of Swansea’s
One of the many exhibits at today’s Wales on Wheels event in Swansea’s Maritime Quarter.
