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Cardiff, the historic yet progressive capital city of Wales, is home to many
of South Glamorgan's primary tourist attractions. One such attraction, Cardiff
Castle, took shape during the reign of the Normans (around 1081) and today
houses artifacts depicting 2,000 years of South
Glamorgan history, much of which it played witness to. Equally impressive
is the open air St
Fagans National History Museum, which follows 500 years of the Welsh way
of life.
On a modern note, Cardiff is a contemporary city and a great example of this
is the popular Cardiff
Bay—a trendy area featuring entertainment and nightlife. Holding many
internationally acclaimed performances, the phenomenal architecture of the Wales
Millennium Centre was meant to reflect Welsh landscape and culture. Strolling
alongside the waterfront of Mermaid
Quay, there are an abundance of restaurants that feature foods from around
the world. For sports fans, the world renowned Millennium
Stadium is of interest. As the first venue in the UK
with a retractable roof, it is a year-round venue that seats 78, 000 people
and played host to the Rugby World Cup in 1999.
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