Glamping in Cardiff

There are many places you should visit at least once in your life across the UK, so you can't miss the destination Holidu has for you today. Wales has one of the most important and interesting capital cities in the world, and we are talking about the beautiful city of Cardiff. This city has established itself as one of the tourist gems of the country, with its wide variety of incredible environments, you are sure to find something for you here. Whether you want to visit museums and castles, or prefer natural parks and coastal scenery, you'll find it all in Cardiff. You can also stay in the city's glamping sites, which have a very traditional and welcoming style that invites you to relax and unwind. Not only that, but many of them have lovely balconies where you'll have wonderful views of the town at all hours.

No matter which glamping site you choose in Cardiff, you are sure to have the trip of your dreams. Apart from being very spacious, despite being quite practical in size, you'll have everything you need at your disposal here. The main rooms have comfortable beds, excellent ventilation and plenty of natural light. Besides, they have a private bathroom, a small living room and even a kitchen area. The latter is equipped with some basic appliances such as coffee maker, microwave, a small cooker, kettle and even a dishwasher. In addition, you will be able to stay connected throughout your stay, as they have free internet access and cable TV. Finally, you'll also have free parking for your car, and some of them have a flexible pet policy, so the whole family can come along.

There are many places in Cardiff of great cultural significance, and St Fagans Museum is one of them. It's especially unique because it's in the open air, and you can learn in depth about the history of Wales from its earliest days. It has around 40 original buildings that have been moved from their former locations to be displayed in the museum. Among the most notable exhibits are the workshops where blacksmiths worked, the clog makers, and also a repository of agricultural tools. There are also large and beautiful gardens, perfect for a stroll through nature and the interesting exhibits.

Now for a bit of a change of scenery, if you want to see the natural areas of Cardiff, Fforest Fawr is where you should go. It is a series of wooded zones where many people come to hike, due to its numerous trails all around the area. Although some of the latter are quite long, you won't have to hike them all to appreciate the stunning scenery of the forests. Some things you will come across on your way are old mines, meadows flowered especially with bluebells, as well as bear caves, and even ancient sculptures scattered here and there. Also, you won't have to worry about the difficulty of the trails, as there is something for everyone, with some routes only lasting about an hour and with a length of only a mile or two.

This family-run company will make sure you have the best boat ride in town. Cardiff Boat Tours offers you the opportunity to explore the city from the water, departing from Cardiff Bay. Aboard the Princess Katharine, which seats up to 90 people, you'll cruise the lake while passing historic buildings, and even spot some of the wildlife that inhabits the bay.

Cardiff Central Market is a fabulous market located in a Victorian building in the heart of the city. Spend a morning or afternoon discovering what's on sale here. Under its beautiful glass roof you'll find everything from food and eating utensils to tools and hardware. It is also very popular with those searching for places to eat, as there are several delicious food stalls to choose from.

Also known as the Millennium Stadium, this iconic stadium will be an incredible experience for sports fans. It was built in 1999, due to the Rugby World Cup being held in the country, but has also been used for many other events such as the Wales Great Britain Rally, and numerous concerts by major artists. Wander around the stands, see all the areas open to visitors, and discover why it is of such cultural importance to the city.

This castle is one of Cardiff's main attractions, so you can't miss a visit. It has been through numerous historical events, but it all began with its construction in the 1st century AD by the Romans. At first, it was just a series of forts, then it passed through the Normans, and then the medieval lords during the 15th century. Today we know it as a Victorian Gothic style building, which can be visited in its entirety. Enjoy a guided tour and learn more about its history and how it became such a recognized symbol of the city and the country.

This place is a nice and quiet location for a stroll. Formerly an important coal export site, it is now a thriving waterfront. Get incredible coastal views, with the imposing buildings surrounding the whole area, and in the evenings enjoy the beautiful city lights reflecting on the water. You'll also find plenty of food, drinks and even clothing and souvenir stalls.

If you now want to go to a place where you can spend the day outdoors, this beautiful park is for you. Since it opened its doors in 1894, it has been a popular spot for tourists and locals alike. It has a beautiful Victorian style, and inside you'll find extensive green areas, a pretty lake with cute little ducklings, rugby pitches and playgrounds for children. It's definitely a place where you can have fun in many ways.

This wonderful science centre gives visitors a hands-on science experience like no other. Here you can spend the day trying out interactive exhibits such as a rocket launcher, a virtual surgery model, an earthquake simulator and a hurricane simulator as well. It's certain to be an exciting, yet learning experience.