
On your next trip to the capital of Wales makes sure to consider employing our Cardiff car hire services as your main means of transportation. The city’s been known as an industrial city for many years however it has went through a very dramatic change in the past couple of decades becoming a lively and modern capital city.
The city is served by the Cardiff Airport which is located twelve miles from the city and connected to it via bus routes and taxis but your best choice by far would be to employ our Cardiff car rental services and have a car of your choice ready and waiting for you at the airport as soon as you land.
The city has gained popularity as a tourist attraction for all those interested in the region’s history and Welsh culture in general; it is in fact getting to be one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations.
The city offers quite a lot of varied attractions to its visitors but a couple of landmarks have to be seen while you’re on a trip there.
Cardiff Castle is one of those must-see landmarks being a rather large building whose foundations were built on a Roman fort. Nowadays it is open to the public and within its ground you can visit the Norman fort located at its center, the Welsh regimental museum as well as visit the excavation of the Roman ruins. It should be noted that the inside of the castle is adorned in all manner of works of art so definitely worth a visit as well.
The city also has a great example of modern architecture in the Wales Millennium Centre. The building opened in 2004 is home to many large scale events related to opera, dance and West End musicals.
Another important landmark of the city is the City Hall whose domed roof is topped by a Dragon. The building was made with white Portland stone and inside, the marble hall is dominated by statues of Welsh heroes and large bronze chandeliers, it is indeed a sight to see for one’s self.
These are of course only a few of the things that you can see and do while in Cardiff so make sure to consider our Cardiff car hire services in order to see as many of the sights as possible.