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Cardiff - discover Europe's youngest capital
Learn all about Cardiff from its unique landmarks like the Millennium Stadium and the Wales Millennium Centre to its rich cultural hotspots like Cardiff Bay and Cardiff Castle.
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Discover Cardiff Castle , inspiring and flamboyant in the centre of the city. | Enjoy a great show at the Wales Millennium Centre . |
Take a tour of the magnificent Millennium Stadium . | Have a great night out at Cardiff Bay . |
Live like a Welsh native in the St Fagans: National History Museum . | Experience the culture of the Chapter Arts Centre – a gallery, museum and cinema. |
Enjoy the panoramic views across Cardiff Bay at the Cardiff Bay Visitor Centre . |
If you come to Cardiff to shop, you won’t be disappointed. Queen Street is the city’s main shopping area, where you’ll find your favourite high street shops. If you prefer everything under one roof, head to St David’s Shopping Centre; and for unique boutiques and cafés, the Victorian Arcades are a must-see.
When it comes to sport, Cardiff is a genuine all-rounder. Cardiff is home to the world famous Millennium Stadium, home of Welsh football and rugby and the temporary home of the FA Cup final from 2001-2006. And for golf fans, the Celtic Manor Resort, just 20 minutes from Cardiff, will host the Ryder Cup tournament in 2010.
Cardiff’s lively nightlife scene centres around St Mary Street, which has a wide choice of bars, pubs and clubs all in one street. Greyfriars Road is home to great cocktail and wine bars, and Cardiff Bay is fast becoming the city’s most popular spot for nightlife.
There’s so much to see and do in Cardiff, so don’t waste time in queues, buy your travel passes and attraction tickets online! With the BritRail GB Flexi Pass you can hop on a train wherever and whenever you like, and explore the country at your own pace. And make sure you see all the castles Wales has to offer – the National Trust Touring Pass gives you free entry to over 350 of England, Wales and Northern Ireland’s finest castles, historical homes and gardens. 欲瞭解更多優惠，請轉至VisitBritain Shop 。
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Discover Cardiff Castle , inspiring and flamboyant in the centre of the city. | Enjoy a great show at the Wales Millennium Centre . |
Take a tour of the magnificent Millennium Stadium . | Have a great night out at Cardiff Bay . |
Live like a Welsh native in the St Fagans: National History Museum . | Experience the culture of the Chapter Arts Centre – a gallery, museum and cinema. |
Enjoy the panoramic views across Cardiff Bay at the Cardiff Bay Visitor Centre . |
If you come to Cardiff to shop, you won’t be disappointed. Queen Street is the city’s main shopping area, where you’ll find your favourite high street shops. If you prefer everything under one roof, head to St David’s Shopping Centre; and for unique boutiques and cafés, the Victorian Arcades are a must-see.
When it comes to sport, Cardiff is a genuine all-rounder. Cardiff is home to the world famous Millennium Stadium, home of Welsh football and rugby and the temporary home of the FA Cup final from 2001-2006. And for golf fans, the Celtic Manor Resort, just 20 minutes from Cardiff, will host the Ryder Cup tournament in 2010.
Cardiff’s lively nightlife scene centres around St Mary Street, which has a wide choice of bars, pubs and clubs all in one street. Greyfriars Road is home to great cocktail and wine bars, and Cardiff Bay is fast becoming the city’s most popular spot for nightlife.
There’s so much to see and do in Cardiff, so don’t waste time in queues, buy your travel passes and attraction tickets online! With the BritRail GB Flexi Pass you can hop on a train wherever and whenever you like, and explore the country at your own pace. And make sure you see all the castles Wales has to offer – the National Trust Touring Pass gives you free entry to over 350 of England, Wales and Northern Ireland’s finest castles, historical homes and gardens. 欲瞭解更多優惠，請轉至VisitBritain Shop 。
Explore Wales & buy tickets to this sightseeing day tour of Wales from Cardiff
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