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Venues — Cardiff |
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Our Opinion |
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Cardiff is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the coolest cities in the UK, and with it's place firmly secured in the final 6 to be crowned European City of Culture in 2008 that reputation is set to grow. |
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Cardiff is Europe's youngest Capital City, achieving it's status in 1955, and although it has grown into one of the most vibrant Cities it has not lost it's small town quality despite the cosmetic changes to it's infrastructure. The centre of Cardiff is surprisingly compact and most of it's sights and attractions are only a short walk from one another, the Museum, Civic Buildings and Castle can all be seen from the pedestrianised shopping areas which has modern shopping malls interspersed with beautifully kept Victorian Arcades. One thing that Cardiff is not short of is bars and club with more than more than 350 with more being added constantly. Around the vicinity of St Mary St and infront of the castle you will find the busiest and best bars and clubs with a good mix of the traditional and contemporary. |
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Featured Venues |
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| Choose from traditional manors, friendly hotels, and
international arenas to even Cardiff's very own castle. Browse our new National Trust page and see if there is a suitable venue near you for your ceremony and celebration, more |
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Gay Scene |
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| Enjoy Cardiff's gay scene, from Charles Street, where Club X and the Exit Bar can be found to Mill Lane and Hayes Bridge Rd. The Golden Cross and King's Cross-are the pick of the gay pubs. Cardiff puts on a gay and lesbian ball in May and a Gay Pride event is held in Bute Park at the end of August. | ||
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