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Cardiff

As the capital city of Wales, the largest capital city in Europe, and a very popular and exciting tourist spot, Cardiff, Wales is a tough act to follow. This city has a long and intricate history, as seen by the many castles dotting the landscape.

Cardiff's restaurants are becoming increasingly popular, serving up local produce and fresh seafood. Travelers will have no problem finding a restaurant that fits their needs, as Cardiff has an impressive selection.

If you're a sports fanatic, Cardiff is the city for you. Cardiff hosts football and rugby tournaments in the famous Millennium Stadium. In addition, in 2010 the Ryder Cup Tournament will take place in the Celtic Manor Resort. Golf fans should be sure to check that out! Alternatively, spend your days shopping at the many boutiques that are stationed throughout the city. St. David's Shopping Centre provides everything you need in one place, kind of like a department store.

Cardiff has an entertaining nightlife, to say the least, for those who have the energy. St. Mary Street has an array of pubs and bars to choose from.

Visit: The Museum of Welsh Life, the Chapter Arts Centre, the Cardiff Bay Visitor Centre for great views, and the collection of castles reflecting the Welsh heritage.