SCHOOL TRIPS IN CARDIFF

The hands-on interactive science discovery centre in the heart of Cardiff Bay.

Houses Wales’ national art, natural history and geology collections, and temporary exhibitions.

The city’s story and heritage, telling the history of Cardiff through the eyes its people.

Over fifty Welsh buildings from different historical periods have been re-built and frozen in time.

A concept developed through a joint vision of 1st The Queens Dragoon Guards and The Royal Welsh.

Cardiff Castle is one of Wales’ leading heritage attractions and a site of international significance.

Created in the 12th century and formerly the ancestral home for two families.

Forged Wales' identity in the nineteenth century; today its aim is to inform and inspire a new generation.

The home of the Welsh Rugby Team and one of the most iconic stadiums in the world.

Home to Cardiff City FC, City Stadium on Leckwith Road has a sell-out capacity of 33,316.

An elite facility providing athletes with world-class performance environments.

Home to Glamorgan Cricket Club but Sophia Gardens is more than just a sporting venue. It hosts music events and much more.

A vast range of action-packed water sports activities and courses, for all ages and abilities.

Step into the future of broadcasting at BBC’s newest and most advanced studios.

The perfect opportunity for visitors to experience the history and sights of the City and Bay.

A complete tailor-made package tours, discover the past, present and future of the city centre, Cardiff Bay and Penarth.

Situated overlooking the waters of Cardiff Bay, this easily accessible public building is a Parliament for the people of Wales.