Town Halls and Public Buildings to visit Wales

This beautiful red brick building in Gothic style was built in 1897. It became the administrative centre of Cardiff Harbour in 1947. Since 2010, it is a venue for events and conferences open to the public. It is also a museum whose objective is to provide an understanding of the history of the country and Cardiff Bay. From the golden age of its port, linked to the export of iron ore and coal in the 19th century, through the crises of the 1920s and 1950s, to the renewal of the city undertaken since the 1980s.

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.