Brunswick, Swansea facts for kids

Brunswick is a lively neighbourhood located in the city of Swansea, Wales. It's a part of the city centre, with its edges defined by St. Helens Road to the south and Walter Road to the north. To the east, you'll find Page Street, and to the west, Bryn-y-Mor Road and Westbury Street mark its boundaries.

What is Brunswick Like?

Brunswick is made up of several streets that connect St. Helens Road and Walter Road. Many of these streets are lined with terraced houses, which are homes built in a row, sharing side walls with their neighbours. These are mostly found north of Page Lane.

South of Page Lane, especially along St. Helens Road, you'll see larger buildings. These are used for different purposes, like homes for older people (nursing homes) or apartments. There are also offices for various professions. You can also find a Masonic Hall and a Quaker Friends meeting house, which are places where different groups meet. There's also an old church that is no longer used.

Important Buildings in Brunswick

Brunswick is home to several buildings that are considered very important because of their history or special design. These are called Grade II listed buildings. This means they are protected by law to make sure they are preserved for the future.

Some of these special buildings include:

• The old office building of the former Swansea Infirmary (a type of hospital).
• The Argyle Presbyterian Church of Wales.
• The St. David's Nursing Home & Annexe.
• St. Andrew's United Reformed Church.
• The Church of St. Paul.

These buildings tell us a lot about the history and architecture of the area.