This stunning venue is home to the Welsh National Opera as well as hosting ballet, dance and musicals. The Millennium Centre also houses seven diverse and exciting cultural organisations under one roof.
A modern icon of Cardiff, the Millennium Stadium (currently known as the Principality Stadium) is host to world-class sporting events. Visit the site and find out more about upcoming events, how to book tickets and how to catch up on all the latest news. Tours of the stadium are also available, taking audiences into the dressing rooms, the player's tunnel, royal box and the highest tier of the stadium.
Opened in 1948, St Fagans is Wales' is one of the countries most popular heritage attraction. At this open-air museum, you can see how the people of Wales lived, worked and spent their leisure time over several centuries. The Museum stands in the grounds of the magnificent St Fagans Castle with the surrounding 100-acre parkland hosting over thirty original buildings.
Just 25 miles north of Cardiff, the Brecon Beacons National Park contains some of the most spectacular and distinctive upland formations in southern Britain. Enjoy 1344 sq km of hills, mountains, forests, valleys, waterfalls, lakes, caves and gorges with endless opportunities for outdoor activities including guided walks.
Enjoy a unique view of Cardiff from the water, taking in the sites of Cardiff Bay. There are regular services between Penarth, Cardiff's waterfront and the City Centre. Visitors to the City can also take advantage of the Waterbus service operating on the river Taff to travel to and from the City by boat, or enjoy a birthday or hen party with a difference!
Located in the heart of Cardiff bay, The Red Dragon Centre is home to a whole host of venues, activities and events throughout the year. Under one roof, you’ll find Hollywood Bowling, a plethora of restaurants from around the globe, an ODEON Cinema and Vitality Health and Fitness Gym. Car Parking is free for customers of the facilities within the centre – visit their website for further info!
The information on local attractions can be obtained from:
Millennium Centre, Bute Place, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff, CF10 5AL.
(Located in the foyer area of the Millennium Centre)
For more information on local sports events, the best restaurants to dine at and where you should focus your attention on your shopping trip, head to Visit Cardiff or Email: visitor@cardiff.gov.uk if you have any specific queries.
There are several large shopping centres in Cardiff city centre as well as a host of other shops and eating options. The most popular shopping mall being...
