Discover the best top things to do in South Wales, United Kingdom including Cardiff Bay, Mermaid Quay, Pontymoile Basin, Wales Coast Path boardwalk, Penarth Pier Pavilion, Goytre Wharf & Canal Visitor Centre, Mumbles Pier.
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4.5 based on 6,106 reviews
Picturesque wharf lined with shops, boutiques and cafes.
Fab place to visit, with its array of shops, bars and restaurants and the incredible Millennium Centre.My husband is disabled and uses a mobility scooter, so the barrage walk was great. It was so good to see people of all ages enjoying the fresh air and exercise. Lots of places for the children to use their new scooters and bikes and for families to walk together. Plenty of room, even though it was quite busy. A wonderful asset for the area.
4.5 based on 838 reviews
Mermaid Quay is set in a stunning waterfront location in the heart of Cardiff Bay. It's the perfect place for dining out or relaxing over a drink in one of the 30+ restaurants, bars and cafés. With cuisine from around the world – from Welsh ice cream to Japanese sushi, from freshly prepared French food, stylish crepes and flame-grilled Latin American dishes to Italian pizza, Portuguese PERi-PERi chicken and everything in between – Mermaid Quay has somewhere for every taste, mood and budget. And why not have a laugh at The Glee, Cardiff’s first and finest comedy club or visit the new Everyman five screen boutique cinema. Mermaid Quay also offers the gorgeous Zia Boutique gift shop, the fabulous Fabulous Welshcakes, Pavers Shoes, Tesco Express and the award-winning Ken Picton Salon as well as other stores and services. PLUS, it’s home to the Aquabus waterbus service – offering with trips around the Bay and beyond and to the city centre.
This is a very nice area for a walk and stroll through the shops and restaurants. One can also get a white water rafting experience or take a water taxi to Cardiff Castle. Lots of open space for kids to run about and have fun
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Finally stopped here for breakfast on the way back from our frequent canal walks. We both had bacon, sausage and black pudding rolls from the barge café. So cheap and the bacon was actually cooked properly, which is normally rare. Not too chewy, not fatty, just about right, and so soft. There's clean public toilets and free parking too, and such lovely long, picturesque walks with good wheelchair access although the bridge could be a problem for some wheelchair users as could the path that isn't tarmacked. A local haunt that is used by locals, tradesmen, walkers, cyclers, boaters and travellers alike.
4.5 based on 35 reviews
We love this walk its ideal if you have problems getting around because the laid pathway is even and accessible to push chairs, wheel chairs and buggies. Ideal for young cyclists so much freedom and such a lovely walk.
4.0 based on 447 reviews
A fully restored Art Deco Pier Pavilion housing a gallery, cinema, cafe and restaurant. The pavilion offers an exciting film and exhibition programme and a full events schedule including live music and locally sourced food and drink that can be enjoyed with a sea view. The Pavilion is a not-for-profit organisation, dedicated to engaging with the community through the arts and the environment.
Beautiful views, plenty of seating and a particularly attractive pier with great chips and gorgeous ice cream (Joe’s) as well. A lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon, and clearly very popular with locals of all ages, which was really nice to see.
4.0 based on 127 reviews
The cafe is now under management as from April 2014.
Very pleasant spot by the canal, nice walks, friendly and helpful cafe (in spite of the rain). Will return when weather improves and take a boat trip.
4.0 based on 531 reviews
Now halfway through a truly transformational refurbishment Mumbles Pier is one of Swansea's oldest and most famous landmarks. Open every day, except Christmas Day, so come hail, rain or shine, you'll always get a warm welcome here at the Mumbles Pier. The Victorian Pier is open to all visitors free of charge. And there is something here for everyone, young and old alike - from the arcade machines to Bowling alleys, or a relaxing traditional afternoon tea in our exquisite Victorian-style Beach Hut Café. And not forgetting our Gift Shops and unique Big Apple all alongside our Private Beach with spectacular views of the Lighthouse, Bay and of course Pier. The newest addition to the family is our newly opened art Gallery. The Little Stone Gallery opened in December 2016 and welcomes the public to view and exhibit soem of the most talented established and emerging artist in the local community. This Winter we have many events to keep everyone enteratined please visit our website for all future event. Our next event is our Christmas Concert hosted by the wonderful Gwalia Singers on the 20th December at 7pm this is a free event and sure to be busy so make sure you arrive early!
Perfect little beach area for our family (7year old and 9month old) It has lovely little sandy part by the pier with rock pools and a gorgeous walk along the path next too the sea.. With toilets, the lovely worth a visit verdes!, plenty of boats too look at, a play park.. On the pier the chip shop was nice, a small arcade, ice cream.. All in all I think its a gorgeous place and well worth a visit!
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