Cardiff – the great capital city of Wales, set on the North Coast of the Bristol Channel overlooking Cardiff Bay. The Welsh people are friendly and good humoured and have a huge passion for rugby. There are many places to visit and enjoy in and around Cardiff.

The city centre is overlooked by the imposing Principality Stadium, scene of the 1999 Rugby World Cup Final. Judgement Day is now staged here annually where all four Welsh regions – Scarlets, Ospreys, Newport and Cardiff Blues -play each other in one day. There are plenty of hotels, restaurants, bars and shops around Cardiff Bay. Other places well worth a visit include Cardiff Castle, Llandaff Cathedral and the Welsh Folk Museum.

In the beautiful countryside north of Cardiff you will find the famous Welsh Valleys, famous for rugby union and male voice choirs! Rugby stirs the souls of the people here and they all love a challenge from a touring team.