City Centre

As Europe’s youngest Capital City, Cardiff has grown to become an extremely vibrant and cosmopolitan city since achieving it’s status in 1955. However, it has managed not to lose its small town quality despite the cosmetic changes to it’s infrastructure.

The centre of the city is surprisingly compact but don’t let this deceive you on what this city has to offer!

Most sights and attractions are a short walk from one another, including the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Castle, and the Civic Centre which houses the Museum, Civic Buildings and City Hall.

Spread below these impressive landmarks you will find a wealth of shops, bars, restaurants and clubs - something for everyone.

The pedestrianised shopping areas and modern shopping malls are interspersed with beautifully kept Victorian Arcades.

With a vast selection of attractive parks within the city centre, you are never too far from peace and solitude. Attractions like the Roath Park Boating Lake and Llandaff Cathedral are to the north of the city, whilst just a couple of miles south of the centre you will find the ever changing and upmarket Cardiff Bay

Developments available:
Altolusso
The height of city centre chic - only available for stays in excess of 3 months.
The Brewery Quarter
The site of the old Brains brewery, now a fashionable area in which to dine and drink.
City Wharf
As close to the city as the bay area with some of our most spectacular apartments.
Edward England Wharf
One of the newest and trendiest locations in Cardiff, situated just a stones throw from the city centre but within walking distance of Cardiff Bay.
Golate Court
Sitting directly opposite the Millennium Stadium, you can’t get closer to the action.
Landmark Place
In the heart of Cardiff’s shopping arena with it’s own city centre car park.