Cardiff Things to Do

 34 Reviews  Although we didn’t visit many parks in Cardiff we enjoyed Bute Park a lot. It’s located in the city centre right next to Cardiff castle (the Animal Wall connects the entrance of the park and the... 

 43 Reviews  Cardiff Bay, formally Tiger Bay is the former docks area that has been transformed into Europe's largest waterfront development with a freshwater lake, a barrage that separates the lake from the sea... 

 22 Reviews  Someone has described the Millenium Stadium as a huge spaceship that has landed right in the middle of the city - and you can't avoid noticing the contrast between the modern 74.500 seater stadium and... 

 12 Reviews  This late nineteenth-century 'fairytale'-style castle was built on the medieval remains of a previous castle and was designed for the third marquess of Bute by William Burges. more soon Opening... 

 14 Reviews  I was surprised of the impressive collection of the National Museum of Wales(pic 1). It covers the Welsh history in general so you can see different exhibits from geology of the area to ancient items... 

 16 Reviews  I like the UK and I really like flea markets, so I'm as happy as a Welsh pendragon drinking mead to be in the Cardiff Central Market! I don't know why I love places like this so much--lots of junk on... 

 6 Reviews  The Cardiff Bay Visitor Centre is a tube shaped building which illustrates the story of Cardiff Bay from busy Docklands to a regenerated recreation area with restaurants and pubs. It houses a film,... 

 12 Reviews  The day we went to St Fagans, (an open air Folk Museum just outside Cardiff), it was very nice day, and it was free to enter ,which pleased us sooooooooo much, but you need to pay to park your car,as... 

 5 Reviews  We were left to entertain the grandchildren one cold afternoon, so decided to take them to Techniquest. The children thoroughly enjoyed the interactive science centre. Their particular favourite was... 

 5 Reviews  The Cardiff Bay Barrage was one of the largest civil engineering projects in Europe during construction in the 1990s and has formed a 200-hectare freshwater lake that has been the catalyst for the... 

 12 Reviews  Cardiff was one of the first port’s to have a Norwegian Sailor’s Church and was built to provide religious and social care to thousands of sailors employed in the Norwegian merchant fleet. The Church... 

 6 Reviews  This impressive Cathedral (Church of St Peter & Paul, Dyfrig, Teilo and Euddogwy) is the mother church of the Diocese of Llandaff and is the seat of the Bishop of Llandaff and stands on one of the... 

 8 Reviews  Look at the picture and you would be forgiven for thinking that you were in the middle of an idyllic country scene... Would you be surprised if I were to say that I was standing no more than about... 

 3 Reviews  This Winter Extravaganza is in its third year after the phenomenal success of 2001 and 2002 and is a wonderful festive experience for all the family. This year is expected to be the biggest yet with... 

 grayfo Says:  Locally referred to as “The Armadillo” the Wales Millennium Centre is an international arts centre presenting musicals, opera, ballet, contemporary dance, hip... 

 grayfo Says:  The Senedd is the main public building of the National Assembly and was opened in 2006, it is the main centre for democracy and devolution in Wales. It is an... 

 grayfo Says:  Cardiff Bay Wetlands Reserve covers an area of approximately 8 hectares. The area was officially opened as a wildlife reserve in July 2002 in what was... 

 grayfo Says:  The Grade II Listed Custom house is situated in Penarth marina overlooking Cardiff Bay. Although the building is now a privately owned family run business that... 

 grayfo Says:  The memorial commemorates the centenary anniversary of the “Age of Antarctic Discovery”, and shows Scott and members of his team trudging south towards the... 

 grayfo Says:  The statue celebrates the industrial heritage of the South Wales coalfields community and the close links with the Cardiff port which exported the black gold... 

 grayfo Says:  Born into a musical family David Ivor Davies (born in Cardiff 15 January 1893 – 6 March 1951) was a Welsh composer, singer and actor who became one of the most... 

 grayfo Says:  The son of a coal miner the Right Honourable Sir Tasker Watkins VC GBE PC (born near Caephilly 18 November 1918 – 9 September 2007) was a Lord Justice of Appeal... 

 grayfo Says:  The Parish church is among the oldest in Cardiff and dates back to the twelfth century replacing an eleventh century building that was destroyed by the troops...