Cardiff is the capital and largest city of Wales. We have decided that is no longer its problem.
Cardiff, Wales
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"Where the roof shuts and the rugby chants never stop"
Official Coat of Arms
A shield bearing the Principality Stadium's retractable roof half-open in mild confusion, flanked by two stone dragons arguing over a kebab from Chippy Lane, beneath a castle keep incongruously wedged between a Zara and a Boots.
TripAdvisor Review
★★★☆☆ 3/5
"Went for a rugby weekend, spent most of it queuing for chips near the Principality Stadium and dodging stag dos on St Mary Street. The Bay's nice enough if you like a pontoon and some overpriced coffee, but the castle plonked in the middle of the shopping centre still weirds me out every time. Three stars because the Millennium roof actually did open when it rained, which felt like a personal favour."— Gareth_from_Newport
Property Listing
Charming capital city living with UNRIVALLED access to a stadium roof that opens and closes on a whim, a castle you'll walk past on your lunch break, and a bay area so recently regenerated it still has that new-development smell. Perfect for the buyer who wants Roman history, Victorian arcades, and a Wetherspoons all within a five-minute stumble.
Twinned With
Foxborough — Both towns exist mainly as a pilgrimage site that empties into pubs whenever there's a big match on.
Supporting Evidence
Cardiff Castle sits right in the city centre with a Roman wall still intact, meaning you can buy a meal deal about ten feet from a 2,000-year-old fortification.