Centrally situated in Cardiff with its unique attractions, historic buildings, top shopping experience and fantastic entertainment at the Millennium Centre.. Why not book a break to Cardiff, the capital city of Wales and explore the amazing range of unique attractions and top class entertainment and shopping with a difference? City Break Cardiff is a large wing of a semi-detached residence situated in a suburb with its own local shops and amenities, in an excellent location and just an 11-min... Centrally situated in Cardiff with its unique attractions, historic buildings, top shopping experience and fantastic entertainment at the Millennium Centre.. Why not book a break to Cardiff, the capital city of Wales and explore the amazing range of unique attractions and top class entertainment and shopping with a difference? City Break Cardiff is a large wing of a semi-detached residence situated in a suburb with its own local shops and amenities, in an excellent location and just an 11-minute walk to the Millennium Stadium, perfect if you have tickets for a sporting event or a big name concert. You are only a 20-minute walk from the Cardiff Motorpoint Arena and just 2 miles to the Wales Millennium Centre and the waterfront at Mermaid Quay with a vast choice of restaurants. If its shops you’re after it will take you just 16 minutes to walk to the indoor St David’s Shopping Centre. If you are arriving by train, City Break Cardiff is just 1 mile from the train station. This thriving city is the perfect urban holiday destination for families, couples or groups. All easily accessible on foot, Cardiff is a haven for shopping, with a combination of designer brands, high street names as well as more individual and independent shops. There is something for everyone with charming Edwardian and Victorian arcades and contemporary shopping centres. And when you’ve had your fill of retail therapy, there are plenty of cafés, restaurants and funky bars to stop and relax in. But Cardiff isn’t just about shopping, it is rich in ancient history and you will find a range of galleries and arts venues. You can explore French Impressionist paintings at the National Museum Cardiff, find out about local history at the Story Museum and Cardiff Bay’s maritime heritage at Y Pierhead. The castle in the heart of the city was once a Roman fort, and an extraordinary Victorian Gothic fantasy palace. Piece together 2,000 years of history on your visit and discover the remains of a Roman wall, climb to the top of the medieval keep, explore the wartime shelters or see the extraordinary decoration in the Castle Apartments. Cardiff is full of unexpected surprises that make a visit to Wales’ no.1 city a must. Beach 4 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 520 yards.