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Cardiff International Airport Cardiff Wales Cardiff International Airport is one of Wales' major Airports. It provides both scheduled and charter flights to a wide variety of European and UK destinations encompassing one of the world's largest charter airlines, Britannia Airways.

Welsh National Opera Cardiff Wales Information about forthcoming operas in Wales and the UK.

Egerton Grey Country House Hotel Cardiff Wales Egerton Grey is a distinguished country house located 10 miles from Cardiff and 3 miles from Barry. Formerly a nineteenth century rectory and private residence, the house was opened as a small luxurious hotel in the spring of 1988.

About Cardiff Wales

Cardiff is located on the South Wales coast and is the largest city and the capital of Wales. Cardiff, with about 318,000 people, is one of Europe's youngest capitals. Cardiff is built on the banks of the River Taff and is a busy commercial, maritime and university city.

Cardiff is a city of contrasts with innovative architecture, historic buildings, a bustling city centre and acres of peaceful parklands. A century ago, Cardiff was the busiest coal port in the world but today, old docks have been transformed into a dazzling waterfront complex of restaurants and visitor attractions. Cardiff has outstanding museums, theatres and shops with over 330 parks and gardens and the largest concentration of Castles of any city in Europe. Cardiff Castle is located right in the city centre and the most prominent castle in Cardiff. Cardiff Castle was founded by the Normans in 1091 on the site of an ancient Roman fort.

The National Museum and Gallery of Wales in Cardiff offers impressive exhibits of Welsh history and cultural development along with a magnificent collection of Impressionist paintings. St David's Hall in Cardiff is the venue for orchestral and classical concerts, rock and jazz. The new Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff s home to the Welsh National Opera and offers major shows from ballet to musicals. The Millennium Stadium in Cardiff is an international sporting venue where the Welsh rugby team and the Welsh football team play. Cardiff offers a uniquely Welsh pub culture with over 350 varied watering holes.