The once-gritty capital of Wales used to be known for its
industry, but things in Cardiff are changing. This sometimes-
forgotten corner of the UK is well known for it sports
obsessions and male choirs also, but more and more visitors are
discovering that Cardiff is all cleaned up and ready to visit.
There are castles and ruins and churches, but great shopping and
dining and nightlife these days as well.  What To Do  Cardiff
Castle is a huge collection of structures that were begun in the
12th Century and things have been added ever since. The interior
has a very unusual and striking décor and public tours are
popular and inexpensive. Llandaff Cathedral also dates back to
the early 12th Century and is one of the oldest religious sites
in all of Europe.  The modern and recently opened Wales
Millennium Centre is home to the city’s opera, theater, and
dance performances. It’s open for free tours and there are also
free performances many afternoons. Cardiff Bay is a scenic and
pleasant place for a stroll or a meal