Cardiff Holidays

Packages in Cardiff

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Cardiff Vacation Packages

Guests in this part of Wales will be rubbing shoulders with around 300,000 residents.

Leave the grown-up world behind and throw yourself into a place of magic at Barry Island Pleasure Park and Doctor Who Experience. For more family fun, head onwards to Parc All Weather Play and Bowlplex Cwmbran.

If you have an interest in animals, put Falconry UK on your must-visit list. If you are pressed for time, collect a map so you don't miss any of the park's key exhibits.

To get a real taste for this region, make sure you stop by the Parva Farm Vineyard. Take a walking tour through the vineyards and learn to recognize a quality drop. If you don't want a great day to end, pick up a few bottles to enjoy at home.

You'll enjoy an eclectic range of plants, trees and flowers as you walk around the sprawling grounds of the Dyffryn Gardens and Arboretum.

Bring along a bite to eat and take five in the peaceful, green surroundings of Victoria Park and Bute Park. Roath Park and Trelai Park are two more pleasant spots to while away the afternoon and finally read that neglected book of yours.

Once you arrive, you'll be able to find out about local culture and events at The Visit Caerphilly Centre and Cardiff Tourist Information Centre.

Surrounded by shady trees and soft grass, River Taff is a popular escape for wildlife and visitors alike.

Unwind and relax, meander along the water's edge and watch as the birds wheel overhead at Barry Island Beach.

Need to escape the hustle and bustle of the city? Make your way over to Bryngarw Country Park and Lower Blaen y Glyn. Twmbarlwm Mountain and Newport Wetlands are also appreciated by lovers of the natural world.

The area's exhibition spaces are jam-packed with interesting facts and stories. The Museum of Welsh Life and the National Museum Wales offer a range of displays and collections that are bound to spark your curiosity. The St Fagans and the Doctor Who Exhibition are also worth considering.

Study the latest gadgets and learn about scientific breakthroughs at the Techniquest.

A hub for art connoisseurs, this area houses an impressive range of gallery spaces in which artists and designers regularly exhibit their work. Revel in the hip atmosphere at the Turner House Gallery and the Ffotogallery. The Cardiff National Museum & Gallery and the La Mostra Gallery are also worth a look if you can fit them in before dinner.

Keen historians can rediscover the past at the Blaenavon Community Heritage and Cordell Museum and the St. Fagans Walk. The St. Fagan's National History Museum and the St. Fagan's - National History Museum are also respected options.

To learn more about the area's colorful past, be sure to visit at least one of its many historic sites. Start the local history tour at Cardiff Castle or Castell Coch. More tales from the days of yore are waiting for you at Tintern Abbey and the Cardiff University.

Newport Transporter Bridge will be of particular interest to those who appreciate civil engineering.

Learn a little about the lives of some of the area's most influential people when you visit the marvelous grounds of Insole Court.

After spending an afternoon at Caerphilly Castle or Chepstow Castle, you may just feel like you're back in the days of jousting and court jesters! For even more picturesque views and historical lessons, go and explore St Donat's Castle and Raglan Castle.

Discover the region's spiritual side and enjoy some moments of quiet contemplation at Llandaff Cathedral and St. John the Baptist Church. Norwegian Church and Cardiff Metropolitan Cathedral of St David are also interesting holy places.

This region's most famed sights often overshadow its less renowned, yet equally rewarding activities. A couple of interesting places to start off with are the Chepstow Racecourse and National Assembly for Wales. If you can squeeze it in, also think about visiting Roald Dahl Plass or the TeamSport Cardiff.

Accommodation in Cardiff

Before you pack, peruse Expedia's Cardiff hotel guide to explore the capital's many lodging options.

Be sure to check out the New House Country Hotel, which can be found at Thornhill, and The St David's Hotel, situated at Havannah Street. If you want to see what the cheaper options are like, the Sandringham Hotel, at 21 St Mary Street, and The Safehouse Hostel, at 3 Westgate St, are worthy of your consideration as well.