Cardiff’s cultural landmarks

Cardiff University student Jeremy Cao tells us more about the key cultural landmarks in Cardiff, which visitors, students, and locals can experience and enjoy.  

Find out more about his top four cultural landmarks in the city: 

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Date: 1 August 2023

1. Wales Millennium Centre 

Wales Millennium Centre holds a special place in the hearts and minds of both the city of Cardiff and its surrounding communities. It hosts and produces world-class performances, events and experiences to spark imagination and creativity - from musicals, comedy and dance to intimate, groundbreaking cabaret. They create their own work, digitally showcase Welsh stories and talent internationally, and actively work with young people, communities and artists, ensuring everyone can be creative and learn new skills.
 
Find out more and the Centre and what’s on. 

2. Cardiff Castle

Cardiff Castle, situated in the heart of the capital city of Wales, is a remarkable historical landmark that offers a glimpse into the rich and captivating history of the region. With its stunning architecture, lush greenery, and fascinating stories, Cardiff Castle attracts visitors from all over the world. 

The castle is surrounded by expansive parklands and gardens, providing a tranquil escape from the bustling city. Bute Park, located behind the castle, offers picturesque landscapes, walking paths, and a wide variety of flowers and wildlife. It's the perfect place for a leisurely stroll or a peaceful picnic, or to get help inspire your creativity.  

Learn more about the castle. 

3. National Museum of Wales 

National Museum of Wales, located in the heart of Cardiff's civic centre, houses Wales' national art, geology and natural history collections as well as major touring and temporary exhibitions. Within the museum, you can find extensive collections, interactive exhibits, and engaging programmes, with an immersive and educational experience for visitors of all ages–and admission is free! 

The Museum also offers a range of activities, from the 100th anniversary of the BBC to the VR experience, there are numerous opportunities to delve deeper into the history of Cardiff, Wales and beyond.  

Visit the museum. 

4. Principality Stadium  

Principality Stadium, located in the centre of Cardiff, is an iconic sports and entertainment venue renowned for its electrifying atmosphere and world-class events, state-of-the-art facilities and acclaimed sporting history. 

Whether you are a sports fanatic, a music lover, or simply seeking an electric experience, Principality Stadium is a great place to visit. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this world-class venue, cheer on your favorite teams, and be a part of the unforgettable moments that unfold within its walls. 

Find out more about the stadium.

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