Things to do in  Cardiff

Yes. Cardiff, the capital city of Wales, offers many cultural attractions, such as Cardiff Castle, the Cardiff Arms Park stadium, the Techniquest science museum, and the National Museum of History at St. Fagans Castle. There’s also Cardiff Bay, home to restaurants, nightlife, and the impressive Senedd Welsh National Assembly building.

Three days is an ideal length of time to spend in Cardiff, and there are many things to do. Spend two days at the city attractions of your choice, then make a day trip to nearby Brecon Beacons National Park for hiking and cycling, and to admire the natural landscapes.

Cardiff, the capital city of Wales, is best known for its ancient castle, the Cardiff Arms Park and Millennium Stadium rugby stadiums, and the Cardiff Bay waterfront development that houses many restaurants and shops, as well as the architecturally dramatic Senedd Welsh National Assembly building, which is open to visitors.

Yes, there is a lot to do in Cardiff, a relatively large city of around half a million people. Among the range of cultural, sporting, and outdoor activities in Cardiff include visits to Cardiff Castle and the city museums, as well as attending a rugby match (November through early spring).

Yes, you can speak English in Cardiff. Welsh is an official language in Wales, and in West or North Wales you may hear it spoken in the street. However, most people in Wales do not speak Welsh as a first language, and Cardiff is in South Wales, where English is predominant.

Cardiff is generally a safe city and not especially “rough” at night. As in many other cities, you should take general precautions when you’re out at night, especially if alcohol is involved. It is always wise to make sure you have a safe way to get back to your accommodation.