About Cardiff Bay
Cardiff Bay is a unique coastal corner of Wale’s capital and is only a train ride or a short bus from the city center. You can also walk between the two—initially, a thriving tidal dockland that is famous for exporting Welsh coal to the globe. The place is now a vibrant waterfront bordering the shore of the fantastic freshwater lake. Cardiff Bay is also a popular location for locals and visitors, offering enjoyment, relaxation, and entertainment.
There are various things to do at Cardiff Bay, making it the best place to visit in Cardiff. Places you should explore include the city’s most famous landmarks where you can learn about techniques and science and take a trip to a historic flat, Holm Island. Some beautiful activities include the giant wheel, Cardiff boat, flat Holm island, the pierhead, Y Senedd, the red dragon center, aqua bus, berry boats, Cardiff bay trippers, Cardiff cruise, the open boat, and Barrage skate plaza.
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Cardiff Bay Highlights
• Enjoy amazing shows like Footloose and cats, Wicked, Les Mis, etc. at the National art center which is also touring nationally.
• You can also enjoy a free show at the Glanfa stage.
• Step out for a breezy stroll across the Bay to Penarth Marina, which has a kid’s playground and a shipwreck buried in the sand.
• Check out Cardiff Bay Wetlands reserves created at the site of a former salt marsh and feature floating timber structures, reedy marshland providing sheltered breeding areas for birds, etc.
• Explore Pierhead, which is a grade one listed building and was initially built as offices for Bute Docks Company.
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