Where to Stay

CARDIFF HAS BECOME ONE OF THE UK'S TOP TOURIST DESTINATIONS,
SO MAKE A WEEKEND OF IT AND DISCOVER THE CAPITAL OF WALES.

The Festival takes place within the grounds of Cardiff Castle where visitors can discover 2,000 years of history. Set in the heart of the city you are only a short walk from Cardiff's other main attractions: the Millennium Stadium and the National Museum, plus the largest John Lewis outside London, St David's 2 shopping centre, Victorian and Edwardian arcades, theatres, art galleries, live music venues, bars, riverside cycle trails, cafes and restaurants.

10 minutes by bus or by train, is Cardiff Bay, the capital's newest development.  One hundred years ago the docklands were the hub of the world's coal industry, now, the Bay boasts a 200 hectare freshwater lake for water sports, over 20 different restaurants at Mermaid Quay, and the Wales Millennium Centre.

STAYING IN CARDIFF
A range of accommodation is available from B & B's to 5 star hotels.
For details www.visitcardiff.com