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Cardiff Culture & History
Proclaimed the capital of Wales in 1955, Cardiff has done a mighty fine job of being the country’s capital. Extensive developments have turned Cardiff into a cultural centre, with plenty of new and old architecture adding to the city’s charm. The Wales Millennium Centre looks fantastic and Cardiff Castle still looks as imposing as it always has. Cardiff will once again be the European City of Sport in 2014.
Cardiff's Famous For
The Stereophonics, Gareth Bale and Rob Brydon
Cardiff Travel Info
Getting around Cardiff during the day is best done by bus. The city’s bus routes and network offer regular and frequent buses to all corners of the city. You can look up timetables and routes online which can help save time planning a journey or just getting an idea of the areas you want to explore. Come night time you will probably want to use a local taxi firm to get around, especially if you stay a few miles from the city centre.
Cardiff Hen Ideas
If you’re one for sightseeing and architecture then you must be sure to visit the Cardiff Bay, where you’ll find all manner of new and refurbished buildings, including the Norwegian Church, the Wales Millennium Centre and Mermaid Quay, where you can find a place to grab a bite to eat.
Cardiff Nightlife
Cardiff’s nightlife is wide and varied, with plenty of clubs and live music venues dotted around the city. You’ll find familiar names and chains, along with a bevy of brilliant local bars and clubs too. St. Mary Street is where you’ll find most of the popular clubs and bars, and for live music you’ll want Greyfriars Road. The Retro club is great if you want to get, well retro! As with most student cities and towns, Cardiff has a long going on, all the time. Make the most of this on your hen weekend in Cardiff.
