If you’re staying in the area near Cardiff Museum and are looking for other things to do, you won’t be disappointed as there are plenty of nearby attractions. As the capital of Wales, Cardiff is a vibrant city with many museums, restaurants, music venues, attractions and parks.
One highlight is Cardiff Castle. This magnificent stone fortress was built in the eleventh century and it boasts impressive grounds, interactive exhibits, a Norman Keep, and bomb shelters that were used in World War 2. For an extra entrance fee, you can also gain access to the extravagant rooftop garden and some of the private rooms of the castle.
If the weather is fine and you fancy taking a stroll, why not follow the Bute Park Sculpture Trail? This trail features twenty wooden sculptures set in 130 acres of beautiful landscaped greenery that once belonged to Cardiff Castle. It is free and open to the public. The sculptures include beetles, frogs and intriguing benches.
Other nearby attractions include the Wales Millennium Centre, which hosts bands, comedians and touring theatre shows; Cardiff Bay, which is Europe’s largest waterfront development; and Cardiff Central Market, which offers a variety of stalls from fresh produce to homeware, clothing, tools, records and much much more.
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