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Top tip: Enjoy a peaceful stroll around Forest Farm and the Glamorgan Canal, then head back into the village to explore its mix of independent cafés, shops and local pubs.
This neighbourhood offers vibrant village life with a strong sense of community and everything you need in an easy, walkable distance. It caters for everyone, whether you’re looking for a quiet, local coffee shop to catch up with friends or to explore a new walking route in the many leafy locations. Just head down Merthyr Road where you’ll find some of the best parks, food and drink.
It’s also the birthplace of a number of local celebrities. Wales Rugby Union’s Sam Warburton and footballer Gareth Bale were both students of Whitchurch High School.
ATTRACTIONS
WATERING HOLES
COFFEE SHOPS
PECKISH?
Remember – this is only a small selection of what’s on offer in the neighbourhood!
HOW TO GET TO WHITCHURCH
Walk: Whitchurch is a 10 minute drive from Cardiff City Centre. You will find most of the restaurants, bars and attractions as you walk down Merthyr Road.
Bike: A short cycle from Cardiff city centre.
Bus: Catch Cardiff Bus 24 on Westgate St near Gate 4 Principality Stadium. Hop off at the Three Elms, you should find the majority of attractions, pubs and cafes along this road.
Train: The nearest railway station is Llandaf, a 10 minute walk away.
Car: Most streets in Whitchurch are reserved for resident parking. Pay and displays are available.
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It’s time to live like a local. Each area of the city has its own unique quality.