Best Attractions near HMP Cardiff

Historic Cardiff theatre blending rich heritage with vibrant live performances in a welcoming city centre setting.

Experience world-class acoustics and bold brutalist design at Cardiff’s iconic St David’s Hall, a vibrant cultural landmark in the city centre.

A sustainable cultural hub in Cardiff’s heart, blending modern design with rich community resources and vibrant public spaces.

Discover Cardiff’s premier gourmet deli and café, where global flavors meet local charm in the historic Royal Arcade.

Explore Welsh art, natural history, and archaeology in Cardiff’s grand historic museum with free admission and rich cultural treasures.

A peaceful urban sanctuary offering meditation, mindfulness, and Buddhist teachings in the heart of Cardiff.

Step into Morgan Arcade, Cardiff’s enchanting Victorian shopping arcade where historic charm meets modern boutiques and cozy cafes.

Step into Cardiff’s oldest shopping arcade, where Victorian charm meets unique independent shops in a beautifully preserved historic setting.

Discover timeless treasures and vintage charm in Cardiff’s historic Royal Arcade at the Cardiff Antique Centre.

Step into Cardiff’s oldest Victorian shopping arcade, where historic charm meets unique independent shops and delightful eateries.

Step into a 1920s prison experience at Alcotraz Cardiff, where cocktails are crafted behind bars in a captivating immersive environment.

Cardiff’s oldest medieval church, blending historic grandeur with vibrant community spirit in the city centre.

A powerful bronze tribute in Cardiff to Aneurin Bevan, visionary founder of the NHS, sculpted by Robert Thomas in 1987.

A bustling Victorian indoor market in Cardiff city centre, alive with fresh produce, street food, vintage finds and local character under a grand glass roof.

Discover Cardiff Market’s vibrant Victorian charm, where fresh local produce and unique stalls create a lively city-centre shopping experience.

Cardiff's tranquil civic heart: historic stones, exotic blooms, and urban serenity.

Historic Victorian commercial site in Cardiff’s Castle Quarter, blending rich heritage with vibrant city life.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere and rich local culture at Rummer Tavern, a must-visit pub in the heart of Cardiff.

A beautifully preserved Victorian shopping arcade in Cardiff’s Castle Quarter, filled with independent boutiques, vintage shops, cafés, and historic charm.

Cardiff’s vibrant sports bar and nightclub with massive screens, live entertainment, and a lively party atmosphere on St Mary Street.

Explore world-class Welsh art, natural history, and culture at Cardiff’s iconic free museum in the heart of the city.

Discover Cardiff’s serene Gorsedd Gardens, home to a historic stone circle celebrating Welsh culture amidst vibrant floral beauty.

Where world cinema meets Welsh culture—a premier festival celebrating global storytelling and filmmaking excellence.

Explore Cardiff’s vibrant multi-floor antiques market with vintage finds, art galleries, and a rooftop café overlooking the waterfront.

Discover the charm of The Blue Bell, Cardiff's premier pub for traditional food, local ales, and a warm atmosphere in the heart of the city.

Discover the rich military heritage of Wales beneath Cardiff Castle in this immersive museum dedicated to the Welsh soldier.

Discover Cardiff Castle, a majestic blend of Roman roots, Norman strength, and Victorian splendor in the heart of Wales’ vibrant capital.

Explore Cardiff’s historic Castle Quarter Arcades—Victorian charm, independent shops, and vibrant dining in the city’s heart.

Discover nearly 2,000 years of history and stunning architecture at Cardiff Castle, the heart of Wales’ vibrant capital city.

A tranquil urban park in Cardiff honoring Wales’ first female professor with serene green spaces and academic heritage.

Wales' capital castle where 2,000 years of Roman, Norman, and Victorian history converge in the heart of Cardiff.

A serene, tree-lined avenue in Cardiff’s civic heart, flanked by iconic museums and historic architecture.

A serene Edwardian garden in Cardiff’s Civic Centre, rich with memorials and vibrant floral displays, offering a tranquil urban retreat.

A solemn and beautifully designed memorial in Cardiff’s Cathays Park honoring Welsh war heroes of the World Wars.

Wales’ national stadium with a retractable roof, iconic rugby heritage, and world-class events in the heart of Cardiff.