24 hours in cardiff

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Want to feel cultural in Wales’ chic capital? Indulge in a budget-friendly mini-break, perfect for the entire family to enjoy...

Where to go

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Nearly 400,000 people visit Cardiff Castle each year. There’s plenty to see and learn – a perfect day out for budding historians.

Explore the Roman Fort Grounds and visualise yourself in the Victorian Palace Rooms. The castle even has its own guide app.

Don’t forget to visit a hidden gem just outside of Cardiff Castle, too. The city’s famous Animal Wall boasts 15 stunning sculptures that are free to admire. This unique Grade I listed spectacle features animals such as lions, hyenas and even a pair of raccoons.

Admission starts at £14.50. For more, please visit: cardiffcastle.com

National Museum Cardiff

A free attraction perfect for the whole family, National Museum Cardiff is an educational and immersive experience catering to all interests.

From dinosaurs to fine art, wildlife to world wars and a selection of funky events on offer, too. You can even pre-book your slot at a silent disco coming up in March!

Located just a 12-minute walk from the centre, it’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon – especially if you want a break from hitting the shops.

Admission is free. For more, please visit: museum.wales/cardiff/

Fancy a silent disco?
Lots to learn

Where tostay

Built in 1888 and nestled close to the beating heart of Cardiff city centre, this hotel is just a 15-minute walk away.

Tanes Hotel is a stunning Victorian building boasting 19 beautifully refurbished rooms.

Run by the same family for 40 years, Tanes Hotel is an established place of local luxury, serving its guests breakfast on fine bone China for a perfectly pampered start to the morning.

This accommodation also offers free parki

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