Cardiff Travel Guide

Though Cardiff has only been Wales’ capital city since 1955, it has been a strategic centre since Roman times, when the first fortress was built on the banks of the River Taff. The Normans also made their mark on the settlement, though arguably the real making of the city was industrialisation, when Cardiff exploited its links with the Welsh coal fields and developed into a mighty port. The Welsh National Assembly has met in Cardiff since 1998, though the new headquarters, planned for the Cardiff Bay area, are significantly behind schedule, and over budget.

Map of Cardiff
Map of Cardiff

Cardiff Accommodation
Cardiff Accommodation
Cardiff Activities
Cardiff Activities
Cardiff Attractions
Cardiff Attractions
Cardiff Dining
Cardiff Dining
Cardiff Tours
Cardiff Tours
Cardiff Transport
Cardiff Transport

Traveller Reviews of Cardiff

5 Jul 08
Lees Travels

Posted by M cockburn from Cardiff, United Kingdom

This company was recommended to me by people who have used them for an airport run. We are a family with 2 young children aged 4 and... Read more
24 Jun 08
Lees Travels

Posted by Beaut from CARDIFF S WALES, United Kingdom

This company was recommended to me by word of mouth. I would like to say I could not fault the service. The vehicle was... Read more

Response from Lees Travels

thank you very much for your kind words and great review,I will pass this information on to my driver.
many thanks highway...  Read more

20 Jun 08
Lees Travels

Posted by Beaut from CARDIFF, United Kingdom

What an excellent service, I needed to get to an appointment urgently as I had missed my bus, on phoning this company I was told that... Read more

Response from Lees Travels

Thank you, we were glad to be of good service to you.
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Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Cardiff (South Wales & the Valleys) include Cardif, Cardiff, Cardiff Bay, Cathays, Dinas Powys, Llandaff, Near Cardiff, Penarth, Penarth Vale, Penarth, Pentwyn, Rumney, South Wales, St Fagans, St. Fagans, St. Mellons, Sully, Thornhill, Vale of Glamorgan, and more.

South Wales & the Valleys Travel Guide
South Wales & the Valleys Travel Guide

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