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The capital of Wales, Cardiff will surprise you with its vast diversity and cosmopolitan air. If you haven’t yet ventured to the Welsh capital or haven’t been for some time, you can be sure that there are many new additions to captivate and inspire you on your visit.
 Cardiff oozes style with a cutting edge that amazes visitors. A bilingual city of English and Welsh, with chic and contemporary shopping centres, historic Victorian shopping arcades, world-class restaurants, an impressive selection of Cardiff hotels and a stylish waterfront area, its easy to see why Cardiff is such a popular city.
The city is a popular destination to visit all year round with a year-long calendar of exciting, major sporting musical and cultural events and festivals such as the Cardiff festival, attracting more than half a million a year.
Cardiff is a destination that appeals to everyone, whatever the occasion or reason; the city is famous for friendly faces and an inviting welcome.
Visitor Attractions:
Millennium Stadium – Situated in central Cardiff the stadium is now considered to be one of the best rugby stadiums in the world and hosts many important rugby matches.
Cardiff Castle – Located in the heart of the capital the castle conceals an elaborate interior. Climb to the top of the keep for breathtaking views across the city.
Castell Coch – The ultimate fairytale castle is a rich feast of decoration, detail and allusion.
Techniquest – The Science Discovery Centre in Cardiff Bay has over 150 hands on exhibits to keep the whole family entertained. Visitors can race an electric car, fire a rocket and play a giant keyboard as well as much more!
Craft in the Bay – A popular tourist attraction in the Cardiff Bay area, with a large showroom filled with a variety of arts and crafts.
Gala Electric Casino – The casino offers American Roulette, Blackjack, Jackpot Poker, Casino Brag and lots more state of the art Vegas style slots.
Bute Park – To get away from the busy city, you will find Bute park behind the castle with a footpath to take you on a quite stroll along the River Taff.
Cosmeston Medieval Village – Situated in the Cosmeston Park, in the Vale of Glamorgan nearby Cardiff. This fully restored medieval village is easy reach from Cardiff and includes costumed actors and medieval features.
Cardiff Theatres - Cardiff is home to a number of excellent theatres regularly hosting theatrical productions, dramas, comedies, concerts, operas workshops and exhibition.
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