Things to see and do Cardiff (Caerdydd)

This 53-hectare park, the green heart of the capital, stretches behind Cardiff Castle. The arboretum, which is freely accessible, is home to some exceptional trees, including the largest and widest of certain categories in the British Isles.

Bute Park Education Centre : a place to learn all about the park. Trails, activities and maps are available.

The Secret Garden Café : close to the Bute Park Education Centre, it has a quiet courtyard, a terrace overlooking the climbing roses, and good food.

A four-hour tour of the city's fascinating history, with original anecdotes, hidden spots and official guides. As well as being a great cultural experience, the tour is a lot of fun. The tour ends at Cardiff Bay, so plan to return by foot, train (10-15 minute journey) or cab. And for those who want a more condensed version, we take the Essential Cardiff option (only valid for a minimum group of six), which takes you around the city in a two-hour stroll.

The only free tour in Cardiff. The guide will take you on a two-hour tour of the city's highlights, packed with anecdotes and useful addresses. Fogo's also offers themed tours, such as the Cardiff Dark Side Tour to discover a darker side of the city, a tour dedicated to the Doctor Who series, or the City of Arcades to explore the city's covered passageways. A great way to discover all facets of the Welsh capital. We recommend tipping your guide.

The National Assembly for Wales, also known as the Senedd Cymru, is the unicameral parliament of Wales. Located in Cardiff, the Welsh capital, it was created in 1999 following a referendum on devolution. The Welsh Parliament has the power to legislate in certain areas, set taxes and control the Welsh Government. The National Assembly for Wales building is open to the public and can be visited. It is located in the Cardiff Bay district, close to many other tourist attractions. Visitors can discover the building's modern architecture and learn more about the workings of the Welsh Parliament through interactive exhibits. Guided tours are also available for those wishing to learn more about the history and role of the National Assembly for Wales. A visit to the National Assembly for Wales is an excellent opportunity to discover Welsh politics and culture.