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The Welsh capital Cardiff, is really a city in motion. Home to more than 350 000 people, this city underwent a tremendous and progressive development over a period of time. It is home to an impressive coal empire and has become one of the most beautiful cities Maritime Europe, embraced by beautiful nature. Of all the major reconstruction that the city has experienced a prominent warning must be given to the impressive appearance of the Millennium Stadium, which greets you as you come from the station. The Millennium Stadium dominates the skyline on the western edge of downtown and is home to many major sporting and entertainment events.
If you visit Cardiff, you're certainly impressed by the peaceful and carefree life that greets you. The city is famous for its quality of life. Although most of its inhabitants live in the suburbs, they only have to travel for 10 or 15 minutes by public or private transport to get to the center of town. The suburbs have a unique charm akin to villages and hamlets that dreams are made of.
Places of interest:
Cardiff Castle: Also known as Castell Caerdydd, Cardiff Castle was founded in Roman times and was the fulcrum of the Norman Empire. Even now you see the ruins of the Norman Empire here. The Victorian atmosphere of the castle was the brainchild of third Marquis of Bute (1848-900). He used an architect called William Burges who decorated the interiors decorated with murals of the castle and added neo-Gothic towers with murals, stained glass windows and decorative sculptures. The castle also has two military museums and land mass. The famous Bute Park was created from the grounds of the Cardiff Castle.
Millennium Stadium: 72,500-seater stadium, this is one of the most modern and luxurious stadiums in Europe. You can take advantage of the tours on the field visits, royal box, the locker rooms of the players and other areas.
Cardiff Bay: This beautiful place you get acquainted with some of the finest architectural work in Cardiff. Cardiff Bay barrage was open to the public after June 2001. This led to the creation of a freshwater lake and a 12 km long waterfront with parks, shopping complexes, entertainment centers, bars and restaurants. Techniquest, a science museum, the Norwegian Church Arts and art centers are the other salient points here.
Museum of Welsh Life (Amgueddfa Werin Cymru): This beautiful museum is situated in 104 acres of parkland, St. Fagans, west of downtown. You would be impressed by the extensive collection of precious Welsh literature, work and craftsmanship. There is a collection of historic Welsh townships, farms, tannery, pottery, Victorian schoolrooms etc, were purchased from various locations in Wales and rebuilt in the reasons for the large museums. Another striking image would be of Iron Age Celtic village.
Things to do:
Travel Public transport in the city is provided by the bus. The main supplier of Cardiff Bus. The buses have an operation time of 0530-2330 hours. The buses have reduced hours during holidays and weekends. You can also Hiring the services of a taxi. They are black hackney cabs or cars with company logos indicating that they are used for public transport. There are companies like Black Cabs, DragonTaxies and Central Taxis, which may help you hire the services of their taxis. Visitors are expected to pay around £ 4.00 for a journey through city. The traffic is quite heavy during peak hours, Monday to Friday 0800-0900 and 1700-1800. If you want to rent a car, then you have a valid driver's license itself. It could usually a national license. If you are a tourist, you can do with an international driving license. You should check the type and grade of assurance given to you along with the car rental.
Food: Follow the gradation of the restaurants by price, if you plan to eat at one of the restaurants in Cardiff: Assuming that you eat a three-course dinner, accompanied by a half liter of wine, then you should expect the following prices to pay for different grade restaurants: **** (more than 40 pounds) *** (£ 25 to £ 40) ** (£ 10 to £ 25) * (Less than 10 pounds) The prices are including tax and tips.
Shopping: You can shop till you drop in specialized stores and boutiques within the seven Victorian and Edwardian arcades located in city centers. Major department stores such as Howells are open from 9am to eighteen, but this is not a rule. There are a number stores open on Sunday too.
Special activities: Wales is home to many Eisteddfod festivals around the country. You feel the ancient Celtic heritage in their music and films. You can purchase tickets for cultural events in Cardiff via phone, box office or online. The city is famous for the male voice that is the hallmark of the Welsh pride.
