Last Alteration: Sunday 16 December 2007
Cambrian Place
Cambrian Place
Swansea Marina, Swansea
Cambrian Place was originally built around 1821, and consisted of two wings of townhouses surrounding an Assembly Room. Only the facade of one wing and the assembly room survived (now the Exchange Building), and are now luxury apartments.
How to get here:
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Rail: Swansea Station - Exit the station and turn left onto the High Street. Follow it as it becomes Castle Street and then Wind Street. Cross over Victoria Road to Somerset Place then turn right into Adelaide Street, and then turn left into Cambrian Place. +
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Road: M4 - Exit the M4 at junction 42, and follow the A483 into Swansea. Once you reach the large roundabout past the docks in the town, take the first exit onto the A4067 (towards Mumbles). Then turn left into Somerset Place, right into Adelaide Street, and then Cambrian Place will be on the right. +
Roadside (charge unknown)
Access: publicStatus: recognisableCambrian Place
Photograph taken: 25th September 2005 by Colin Francis
The Unquiet Dead
Filmed: 20 Sep 2004
The Winter streets of Cardiff.
Access: publicStatus: recognisableThe Exchange Building
Photograph taken: 25th September 2005 by Colin Francis
The Unquiet Dead
Filmed: 20 Sep 2004
Taliesin Lodge.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Plantasia Botanic Gardens (The Doctor's Daughter): 0.30 miles.
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Central Library (Silence in the Library): 0.52 miles.
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Brangwyn Hall (Silence in the Library, Torchwood Series Three Filming): 1.08 miles.
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Swansea University Library and Information Services (Smith And Jones): 1.88 miles.
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Alcoa (The Forest of the Dead): 2.15 miles.
Articles relating to the series
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BBC South East Wales - Location Guide entry for Cambrian Place
Further links about the location
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BBC South West Wales - Georgian Swansea, including Cambrian Place
Related Stories
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The Unquiet Dead [20 Sep 2004]: Cardiff street in winter
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Voyage of the Damned [13,28,30 Jul 2007] (Inside Exchange Building): Titanic teleport area
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