Fly to Cardiff

Some capital cities have their status on account of history or business or resident population, or culture, well Cardiff is the capital city of Wales because it´s the leader in all of those rankings and then some, especially regarding the ports of Cardiff which were once the most important in the world going back to Industrial Revolution time. But, leaving aside those though characteristics, let´s talk about the modern facelift that Cardiff undergo in the last decade. For example Cardiff Bay, it´s the perfect place to spend a Sunday afternoon, with boat rides, nice restaurants, children playgrounds along with some breathtaking landscapes views across to Penarth, it is also within reach of one of the major historical buildings, the Norwegian church. If you are thinking on visiting Cardiff in a near near future, you might want to consider doing it in the last weekend of July when the biggest festival of the city takes place, The Big Weekend. There are literally hundreds of thousands of people in the streets around the city hall area to enjoy carnival themes. A word also to the National Museum and Gallery of Wales, not only because it is free admission but also because it has an extensive collection of art from all periods especially from Impressionists. To enjoy Cardiff, you need to get there, so it might interest you that the international airport of the city offers a good package of international flights and at an affordable price since some low-cost airlines fly to the city. Air flights are an option, but you can also arrive by car from London in just 3 hours if you feel to visit the major metropole first, but compare first and do your math to see if it´s cheaper to get some discount airline tickets straight into town.