Mermaid Quay (Cardiff Bay, Cardiff) — overlooking Cardiff Bay and with a chic, cosmopolitan atmosphere, Mermaid Quay is where the Welsh capital comes to relax. Just five minutes from the city center, it’s the perfect destination for relaxing, partying or splashing out on a bit of retail therapy or personal pampering. The wealth waterfront of […]
Read More...Cwmbran Shopping Centre (Powys House South Walk, Cwmbran) – located a half-hour northeast of downtown Cardiff, this is one of the biggest shopping centers in Wales, with 170 leading shops, as well as cafes, restaurants and plenty of places to relax and meet friends.
Read More...Capitol Shopping Centre (Queen Street, Cardiff City Centre, Cardiff) – this is one of Cardiff’s major shopping malls. There is a variety of quality retailers under one roof, including Hobbs, Accessorize, Jaeger, M.A.C, Fat Face, Dune, Phase Eight and Moda in Pelle. You will also find internationally renowned Sassoon Salon, Austin Reed and cafes SOHO […]
Read More...Tiger Tiger (The Friary, Greyfriars Road, Cardiff) – this bar has two levels and plays something for everyone (from House music to R n’ B & Soul music. Even though it’s supposed to be a nightclub, it feels more like a noisy sports bar at times (especially with the student crowd that often comes here).
Read More...The Philharmonic (76 St. Mary Street, Cardiff) – located in a historic building, The Philharmonic is a vibrant nightclub offering a range of drink promotions and DJs playing the latest dance, R n’ B, house and garage. Housing a bar upstairs, VIP and club area the Philharmonic attracts a mixed crowd.
Read More...The Globe (125 Albany Road, Cardiff) — originally a cinema, in 2008 The Globe was converted to a nightspot hosting mainly live music, club nights and comedy shows with a capacity of 350 (split across our standing auditorium and balcony). The live acts booked here range from 80s Ska band “The Beat”, to Motown legend […]
Read More...Retro (7 Mill Lane, Cardiff) – for those in a mood to listen to 90s pop & rock music and remember those years (when pop acts like the Spice Girls, Robbie Williams, and Fatboy Slim reigned), this is the place to be. With three floors (each with its own bar) and two dance floors, revelers […]
Read More...Owain Glyndwr (St. John’s Chambers, High Street Arcade, Cardiff) — The Owain Glyndwr is located in the centre of Cardiff, just 200m from the Millennium Stadium. With two floors and a separate function room, it has the ability to cater for every occasion. With quality food served every day until 10pm, comedy on a Wednesday, […]
Read More...Oceana (Greyfriars Road, Cardiff) — Oceana Cardiff opened its doors to the public on 4th July 2007 and has never looked back, becoming the biggest and most exciting club in Cardiff. After the closure of Creation, Oceana took over and has carried on the tradition that this building has been known for many years, the […]
Read More...Mischiefs (James Street, Cardiff) – this is a local bar not far from Cardiff Bay. It attracts a 30-and-above crowd, and there’s also live music during the weekends. There are even Salsa dance courses held here on Monday evenings for a nominal fee (£5).
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