Attractions
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
Located in the southwest corner of Wales, the Pembrokeshire
Coast National Park runs along a coastline riddled with rugged
cliffs, superb sandy beaches, rocky coves and tiny fishing
villages. There is some spectacular scenery and wonderful coastal
walks, including the well-trodden 167-mile (269km) Coast...
see full detailsCardiff Castle
Cardiff Castle is a unique complex of historical buildings
incorporating a medieval castle, a Victorian Gothic mansion and a
Norman keep, which in turn was built over a Roman fort standing
guard over on a cliff above Cardiff. The city itself may have...
see full detailsTechniquest
This fascinating hands-on science museum is a must for those who
are young at heart, perpetually intrigued and amazed by the power
of science. Techniquest was voted 'Europe's best science centre' in
an industry survey, and it continues to thrill all those who...
see full detailsSt. Fagans National History Museum
This open-air museum located in St Fagans chronicles the
historical lifestyle, architecture and cultural heritage of the
people of Wales, and is one of the most popular tourist attractions
in the country. The 16th-century manor house in which the museum
stands bears testament to...
see full detailsWales Millennium Centre
Nicknamed 'the Armadillo', this arts centre located in the
Cardiff Bay area hosts performances such as operas, ballet and
dance recitals, stand-up comedy and musicals. Known as one of the
world's iconic arts and cultural destinations, it features a
world-class stage and also offers...
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