Group travel in Cardiff
The Welsh capital, with a castle in the city centre, a national stadium and a regenerated waterfront.
Planning a group visit to Cardiff
- About an hour from Bristol and two from London by train.
- St Fagans open-air museum is free and ideal for schools.
- Match days transform the city; we check fixtures.
Group dining: Group menus in the city centre and around Cardiff Bay.
Key attractions in Cardiff
Places we regularly build group programmes around.
Cardiff Castle
Principality Stadium
National Museum Cardiff
Cardiff Bay
St Fagans National Museum of History
Our services in Cardiff
For groups of up to 50 per booking, we arrange set-menu dining near these attractions, private venues for events, curated experiences and on-the-day coordination, with one point of contact. Book two to four weeks ahead where possible.
More destinations in Wales
Swansea
A coastal city at the gateway to the Gower, the UK's first Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Conwy
A walled medieval town with one of Europe's finest castles, on the North Wales coast.
Llandudno
A Victorian seaside resort with a long pier and the Great Orme headland.
Caernarfon & Eryri (Snowdonia)
Wales's highest mountain, a royal castle and adventure activities in the national park.
Tenby & Pembrokeshire
Colourful harbour towns, the UK's smallest city and a protected coastal national park.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons, used under a free licence.
Bringing a group to Cardiff?
Tell us what you have in mind. We'll take care of the details on the ground.