Cardiff, Wales is the capital of this territory in the southwest of Great Britain and a cultural center of Cymru. While not as famous as other British capitals like Edinburgh and London, for visitors to Cardiff, there is a bevy of fascinating places to check out in the city. If you are planning a trip to Cardiff, do not miss these three attractions during your stay!
Cardiff Castle
In the middle of the capital, you will find Cardiff Castle, a structure that dates all the way back to the 11th century. Commissioned by William the Conqueror during the Norman Conquest, you can still visit this emblematic structure which is still standing nearly 1000 years after its construction.
Principality Stadium
Wales loves sports, and the most iconic stadium in the country is Principality Stadium. This arena serves as the home of the Welsh national rugby and soccer teams, and has also hosted the 2017 Champions League Final. Fitting 72,000 spectators, its scenic location on the River Taff is unforgettable.
Wales Millennium Centre
Are you a fan of concerts, plays, and cultural events? If so, be sure to check out the calendar of the Wales Millennium Centre the next time you find yourself in the Welsh capital. Opened in 2009, this gorgeous theatre is an unforgettable sight and a great place to see an event.