LLANDAFF

The mansion house has a 160-year rich history which was saved by the community with essential refurbishments. It also has an on-site museum so you can learn more.

The Cathedral lies in the ancient City of Llandaff, dating from around 1120, The stunning architecture needs to be seen to be believed.

Originally a small medieval fortress, it is thought that the palace was built by William de Braose who became Bishop in 1266.

Grade II listed parkland that features tennis courts, bowls facilities and a children's playground.

Real ales, continental beers, fine wines complimented by a seasonal menu and boutique bedrooms.

Using locally-sourced meat, vegetables and game; The Heathcock provides the very best produce in each of its dishes.

Despite being located in a Cardiff suburb, The Butcher’s Arms has the atmosphere of a countryside pub.

The perfect pub for enjoying a drink on those big match occasions, serving great food and fabulous real ales.

A traditional setting and surrounding with a family-friendly atmosphere, with a wide range of different coffees and homemade cakes to indulge in.

One of the longest established cafes in Llandaff, K2 Coffee House has been serving delicious coffee and bites for 25 years.

A new, modern café located in the beautiful surroundings of Insole Court serving good, ethical, homemade food.

Delicatessen & Cafe based inside Garlands of Llandaff. You'll find local Welsh produce, sandwiches, coffee, sweets, treats and gifts.

Italian restaurant, Porro specialises in a varied and constantly changing menu of modern British food with Italian influences.

Just a short stroll from Rhoald Dahl’s birthplace, the Bay Leaf has a reputation for serving some of the best Indian food in Cardiff.

Set inside an ancient stole village building, one of the oldest in the village, it’s a very popular restaurant with the locals.

A small, friendly eatery offering a constantly changing menu informed by excellent Welsh produce.