Walk beside the water at Cardiff Bay
Cardiff Bay is Europe’s largest waterfront development, and a stunning introduction to the Welsh capital. At various points of this wide expanse, you’ll find many of the city’s top attractions, including the National Assembly for Wales, the pretty Norwegian Church and the epic Wales Millennium Centre.
Brush up on Welsh history at the National Museum
The National Museum Cardiff is one of the best free places to visit in Cardiff. In this beautiful civic centre made of stone, you’ll find Wales’s national collections of art, geology and natural history, with a variety of events and exhibitions throughout the year.
Sample the music scene at Gwdihw or Clwb Ifor Bach
For a real authentic insight into Cardiff’s music scene, head to one of these iconic venues at night when the city really comes alive. Gwdihw is a unique cafe and bar with low-key daytime gigs and raucous raves later on, while Clwb Ifor Bach has acquired a legendary status for its diverse line-up of local and international acts.
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Our friend and blogger from wildandgrizzly.com, Lori, went to discover Cardiff on the coach. She was joined by an adorable sidekick to see what the city had to offer. Find out how they got on in the blog below.
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