Cardiff Bay Visitor Centre

read moreFind the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions by residents and key workers living and working in Cardiff, regarding the current lockdown. We all need to help keep Cardiff safe and, now that all of Wales is at alert level 4, it's important that you don't visit the city unless it's essential. Even so, rest assured that the city's businesses will be ready to welcome you back as soon as they can. Until then, and for all the latest leisure and entertainment news, keep up to date with us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

read moreThe official tourism body for Cardiff incorporates two teams: Visit Cardiff that focuses on the leisure sector - and Meet in Cardiff that focuses on the business sector. Together we work in partnership with a variety of prominent stakeholders, with the aim to maximise the economic impact of tourism by increasing visitor numbers, and promoting a dynamic image of Cardiff to the world. We also run the Visit Cardiff Network, our annual membership scheme that brings together different leisure and tourism businesses in Cardiff and the region with an interest in making Cardiff a successful visitor destination.

read moreLooking for the best things to do in Cardiff? If you're wondering what to see, there are so many places to visit in Cardiff that you'll be spoilt for choice. There are some amazing attractions, exciting activities, quality entertainment, plenty of shopping and fascinating tours. The only question is what to do first! Cardiff Castle, in the heart of Wales' capital city, is at once a Roman fort, a Norman stronghold and a Victorian Gothic palace. Cardiff International White Water is an exhilarating, on-demand adventure facility in the heart of the International Sports Village.