Cardiff City Guide

Located on the north bank of the River Taff in South Glamorgan Cardiff is Europe’s youngest capital. Since becoming the Welsh capital in 1955 and subsequently the seat of the Welsh National Assembly, Cardiff has undergone a massive transformation with considerable urban regeneration and restoration to emerge as a modern capital. A growing population and large number of students ensure a vibrant entertainment scene and lively nightlife, equally, the historic Victorian shopping arcades and trendy waterfront area make this city a popular destination. Add to that the soaring Millennium Stadium - the new home of Welsh rugby - and a number of excellent art galleries a museums and you can see why Cardiff is attracting ever increasing numbers of visitors.

Country Wales

National Capital Cardiff

Language English / Welsh

Currency Pound sterling

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