- Cardiff Castle – A medieval castle located in the city center, featuring impressive architecture and a history dating back to the 11th century.
- National Museum Cardiff – A museum showcasing the art, history, and natural history of Wales, with a particular focus on the industrial heritage of the region.
- Cardiff Bay – A waterfront area featuring a variety of restaurants, shops, and attractions, including the Wales Millennium Centre and the Senedd (Welsh Parliament building).
- St. Fagans National Museum of History – An open-air museum showcasing the history and culture of Wales, with a focus on traditional crafts and rural life.
- Cardiff City Hall – A neo-classical building dating back to the early 20th century, featuring a clock tower and impressive marble halls.
- Llandaff Cathedral – A medieval cathedral located in the suburb of Llandaff, featuring impressive architecture and a history dating back to the 12th century.
- Cardiff International White Water – An artificial white-water rafting center, featuring an Olympic-standard rafting course and other activities such as kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding.
- Principality Stadium – A large stadium that is home to the Welsh national rugby team, as well as hosting other sporting events and concerts.
- Bute Park – A large park in the city center, featuring gardens, a lake, and various walking and cycling paths.
- Roath Park – A large park in the suburb of Roath, featuring a lake, gardens, and a Victorian-era conservatory.
- Cardiff Market – A large indoor market in the city center, featuring a variety of vendors selling fresh produce, souvenirs, and other goods.
- Cardiff Bay Barrage – A large dam that has created a 500-acre freshwater lake in the Bay area, and a popular spot for walkers, cyclists, and kayakers.
- Cardiff Castle Moat – A tranquil spot surrounding the Cardiff Castle, which has been turned into a public garden and offers a relaxing atmosphere for visitors.
- The Cardiff Story – A museum that tells the story of Cardiff from its Roman origins to the present day, through interactive exhibits, artifacts and photographs.
- Cardiff Castle Keep – A medieval fortress that is part of the Cardiff Castle complex, which provides a glimpse into the medieval times and offers panoramic views of the city.
- Cardiff International Arena (CIA) – A large venue that hosts concerts, exhibitions, and other events.
- The Arcades – A collection of Victorian and Edwardian arcades in the city center, offering a variety of shops and cafes.
- Cardiff Bay Trail – A popular walking trail that takes visitors through the history of the Bay area, including its industrial past and modern redevelopment.
- The Museum of Welsh Life – A large open-air museum that tells the story of the people of Wales through a collection of historic buildings and artifacts.
- Cardiff University – A large university located in the city center, featuring impressive architecture and a variety of facilities open to the public, such as the Main Building, the Great Hall and the Bute Building.
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