Swansea Market

Located in the city center of Swansea, the Swansea Market is the largest indoor market in Wales. The market includes vendors selling mainly food products: fruits, vegetables, meat, and cheese. But there are also stalls selling clothes and other nonfood merchandise. Fast food and cafes are also located within the market. Swansea Market is the largest indoor market in Wales, also the best indoor market in the world, an award-winning, historic market that offers both tourists and residents a unique shopping experience. From Monday to Saturday, people find a fantastic selection of specialist stalls offering everything from fresh, local produce and delicious food to antiques and bespoke gifts.

Swansea Market is the largest of its kind in Wales, famous for its saltmarsh lamb, fresh Gower cockles, and laverbread - now Swansea's famous indoor market has been named the best in the UK. In an award ceremony in Birmingham, Swansea Market beat off more than 80 others to be named Great Britain's best large indoor market by NABMA – the National Association of British Market Authorities. The market dates back to the 14th century and is the largest indoor market in Wales. Open 6 days a week, it's home to more than 100 stalls selling a wide selection of local produce and traditional Welsh goods. Managed by Swansea Council, the market puts on regular events and attracts around 80,000 shoppers every week. The Swansea Market showcases local art, craft, and seasonal fresh produce, with a morning tea room with tasty treats, tea, and coffee.

• Location: Swansea, Wales