Wales

As the Welsh capital and tenth largest city in the UK, Cardiff has undergone significant regeneration in recent years, progressing from one of the largest ports in the world to an important cultural hub, attracting visitors all year long. It is now home to a large number of indoor shopping arcades, museums covering the history of the area, a trendy foodie scenery including a brewery said to rival the Guinness Brewery of Ireland, natural beauty spots, and one of the most visited castles in all of the UK. Within easy reach of London and a local airport with flights landing…

A trip to Wales is not complete without a stay in the capital city of Cardiff. The city on Cardiff Bay is a great place to explore, with an ancient castle, huge rugby scene and modern museums. The city proper is quite small, with under 7000 residents, so it’s easy to navigate and many attractions are within walking distance of the city centre. There are many places to stay in Cardiff, so we’ve broken out the best neighborhoods to stay in Cardiff, with hotel recommendations for any budget or travel style. While we’re happy to help sort out the Cardiff…

A trip to Wales is not complete without properly exploring the city of Cardiff. The Welsh capital is packed full of wonderfully charming attractions and activities. With a population of just under half a million, Cardiff is vibrant and bustling. Home to the world-renowned Cardiff University, there is a dynamic and youthful energy all throughout the city. Interested to know about the top Cardiff attractions? You will quickly understand why this city has become such a tourist favourite in recent years. Here are 20 of the best things to do in Cardiff, Wales: Plan your trip to Wales Avoid hidden…

Cardiff is the capital and largest city of Wales. It’s a historic destination that in recent decades has seen huge revitalization and regeneration projects that have turned Cardiff into a flourishing city break destination. The Welsh capital overlooks Cardiff Bay, and the city is best known for its vibrant and lively waterfront, and love of sports. The Millennium Stadium is an iconic Welsh sports stadium, that regularly plays host to packed out international rugby matches, while any weekend during the football season you’ll find crowds across the city supporting the local teams. More than this though, Cardiff has some excellent…