Wales, Europe (Point of interest)

Cardiff Bay is the Welsh capital's impressive waterfront development, with restored buildings and modern architecture. The National Assembly for Wales, Wales Millennium Centre and Coal Exchange are found alongside bars, restaurants and the Visitor ... Continue reading →

An iconic Welsh landmark, Cardiff Castle bursts with history from the Romans to the Normans and beyond. Learn about these extraordinary episodes from the exhibition and film in the Interpretation Centre, before joining a tour of the Castle Apartmen... Continue reading →

Cardiff's Butetown History & Arts Centre collects and preserves the social and cultural history of Cardiff Docklands. See family snaps, formal studio portraits and celebrities before they were famous among the permanent collection, which also inclu... Continue reading →

Castell Coch is Cardiff's very own fairytale castle, nestling in the woods on the outskirts of the city, complete with turrets and round towers. Take a tour of the elaborate interiors of this 19th-century castle, built on medieval foundations. Cas... Continue reading →

Much of Cosmeston Lakes Country Park is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, home to many plant and animal species. Cosmeston Medieval Village, within the park, is a unique Heritage Project that takes visitors back to the 14th century.... Continue reading →

Cardiff's Llandaff Cathedral is a prime attraction for both worshippers and visitors. Take the woodland path from Llandaff Green to the cathedral, and see its 13th-century Chapter House and Jacob Epstein's 20th-century Christ in Majesty sculpture. ... Continue reading →

Cardiff's Millennium Stadium opened in 1999, boasting the first retractable roof in the UK. This world-class arena hosts spectacular sporting events like the Welsh international football, Rugby Union and the British Speedway Grand Prix, as well as ... Continue reading →

The National Museum Cardiff, set in pleasant surroundings in the city centre, is unusual in that it focuses on both art and science. See works by world-renowned artists (particularly the Impressionists), and explore the history and natural history ... Continue reading →

St Fagans National History Museum in Cardiff is the country's most popular open-air heritage attraction. It brings to life 500 years of Welsh experience in the 100-acre grounds of the 16th-century St Fagans Castle. The museum features over 30 trad... Continue reading →

Cardiff's Techniquest makes science fun through hands-on exhibits and activities. As well as testing their reactions, launching a hot air balloon or firing a rocket, visitors can also tour the night sky at the planetarium.... Continue reading →

Since opening in 2004, Cardiff's Wales Millennium Centre has become a local landmark with breathtaking design. It is home to seven diverse and exciting cultural organisations - including Welsh National Opera and Diversions, the Dance Company for Wa... Continue reading →