Wales Travel Guide

 41 Reviews  Cardiff Bay, known as Tiger Bay, was the hub of the Cardiff docks activity and the export of coal during the 19th and 20th Centuries. Subsequently, in the 1970s, the docks activity declined and the... 

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 33 Reviews  Bute Park is the biggest municipal park in Cardiff with over 1176 hectares of parks and recreation grounds. It was originally the private garden to Cardiff Castle and Andrew Pettigrew, the Header... 

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 21 Reviews  It sounds so much like a cliché, but it really seems that the people of Cardiff are so proud of this stadium! It seems to be the icon of Cardiff, even more than Cardiff Castle. And it certainly is a... 

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 10 Reviews  As said before, Castell Coch's interior is very similar to the interior of Cardiff Castle. It is the same style: Many colours, a lot of gold leaf, subjects from different cultures and mythologies... 

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 5 Reviews  Barry Island is very much the traditional seaside resort with its long sandy beach, amusement arcades and fun fair, attracting visitors from far afield. Seafront shops will tempt your taste buds with... 

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 15 Reviews  This is essentially delicious and the cafe delightful. The variety of savoury and sweet crepes is extensive and a rare find to have such good and reasonably priced quality food. In addition it has... 

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 8 Reviews  The Wales Centre/Castle Welsh Crafts This is a big souvenir shop opposite of Cardiff Castle. It is thus very conveniently located. There is a wide range of the usual souvenirs, some of them a little... 

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 32 Reviews  Every Friday there is a market held in the morning Good bargain offers. Monday -Thursday 12 noon-9pm Friday-Saturday 12 noon -10pm Sunday 12 noon -6 pm - carvery £6.95 , and main menu offers include... 

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 8 Reviews  Castell Coch (which means Red Castle in Welsh), stands on a wooded hillside above the village of Tongwynlais, north of Cardiff, Wales.It was was probably founded in the early thirteenth century by a... 

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 20 Reviews  The public transportation of Cardiff consists of local buses, which are operated on an exact fare system. Cardiff is subdivided in 4 tariff zones. The single fare is calculated on how many zones you... 

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 16 Reviews  In December 2012, I travelled via Birmingham New Street Station from Leeds to Cardiff Central with Cross Country Trains. It cost me 66 gbp for an advance return (37 gbp outbound and 29 gbp inbound -... 

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