Wales' newest and biggest fashion destination, St David’s – Dewi Sant is more than just a shopping centre. As well as designer stores and big high street names you’ll find Eastside – the centre’s restaurant quarter which is split onto 2 floors. St David's offers 1.4m sq ft of shopping, right in the heart of Cardiff.

Over 2 levels the Grand Arcade stretches 240 metres – long enough to fit a line of 24 double-decker buses. The glass roofed Grand Arcade is home to some of the centre’s most contemporary stores. The Apple store keeps even the most gadget loving shopper happy. Whilst a host of fashion names such as Hollister, Warehouse, Republic, Monsoon & Cult cater for the fashion conscious.

St David’s is anchored by John Lewis, and boasts the biggest store outside of London as well as Debenhams and Marks & Spencers. The centre has ample car parking facilities and hosts regular events. Find out more about St David’s here.

The Capitol Shopping Centre is built on the site of the former Capitol Cinema and theatre and is located at the end of Queen Street. As well as H&M the centre is also home to great fashion and beauty brands such as Hobbs, Phase Eight, Jaeger, Dune, MAC and Fat Face. Find out more about the Capitol Centre here.

Queen’s Arcade runs parallel to Queen Street, the city’s main shopping street, and links to both the high street and St Davids – Dewi Sant. Queen’s arcade is home to New Look, Argos, Christopher George Jewellers, Whittard of Chelsea and Animal. Find out more about Queen’s Arcade here.