

Tourist attractions in Cardiff

Cardiff Castle This impressive Castle boasts an extensive variety of histories. The Castle walls are built on Roman foundations, which were once a Roman Fort. Across the moat there is a Norman keep. There is also the grand creation of the Third Marquis of Bute and his architect William Burges, which is a Victorian mock Gothic mansion. Location: Castle Street Telephone: 029 2087 8100
Museum of welsh Life Just 4 miles from the city center they have reconstructed over 30 original Welsh buildings in detail. Now you can explore how the people of Wales lived and worked from 1805 -1985. Each building is in a different era making this a fun journey through time. This is a great family day out. Location: St Fagan's Telephone: 029 2057 3500
Cosmeston Lakes & Medieval Village Situated on the site of an original 14th Century Medieval settlement, this reconstructed living Medieval Village can be explored, take a guided tour with a costumed village folk. There is also 200 acres of parkland to explore, two beautiful lakes, picnic areas and adventure playground. Opening times: Open all year Location: On the B4267 Lavernock Road. Between Scully and Penarth. Telephone: 01222 701 678
Cardiff Bay Visitors Center A combination of old dock buildings and new modernist developments. This interesting development is a must to see and is becoming a large tourist attraction. Location: Cardiff Bay Telephone: 029 2046 3833
Llandaff Cathedral Visit the Cathedral and learn about its amazing history. There has been a religious building here since the 6th Century. Telephone: 029 2056 4554
Techniquest Here you can explore the world of science where it is fun, with interactive exhibitions. Location: Cardiff Bay Telephone; 029 2047 5475
Open Top Bus Tours Telephone: 029 2052 2202
Regimental Museum of the Royal Regiment of Wales Location: Cardiff Castle Telephone: 029 2022 2253
Castle Coch Location: Tongwynlais Telephone: 029 2081 0101
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