Things to do in Cardiff / Pethau i Wneud yng Nghaerdydd
Joining us at the 2026 BELMAS Conference in Cardiff, Wales this July? Caerdydd (Cardiff) offers a rich mix of culture, history and entertainment to enjoy during your stay.
We’ve teamed up with Visit Cardiff and Meet in Cardiff to bring you a curated selection of all the must-sees and must-dos that this vibrant city has to offer…
Where: Senghennydd Road, Cathays
An intimate and dynamic arts venue championing Welsh and Wales‑based creative talent. Sherman Theatre’s two theatre spaces present homegrown and touring productions, from new writing and reimagined classics to dance, comedy and contemporary performance.
Where: Bute Place, Cardiff Bay
A landmark cultural hub on the waterfront, the Wales Millennium Centre (WMC) hosts a vibrant daily programme — touring musicals, opera, dance, comedy, exhibitions and more.
Where: Park Place
Cardiff’s oldest theatre, this Edwardian gem seats just over 1,000 people and stages a wide range of large‑scale productions throughout the year.
Where: Market Road, Canton
One of Europe’s largest multidisciplinary arts centres, Chapter Arts Centre features three theatres, two cinemas (screening everything from blockbusters to indie festivals), an acclaimed gallery that has exhibited artists such as Rose Wylie, Gary Hume, Ai Weiwei and Antony Gormley, and a lively café‑bar serving seasonal Welsh produce. Its programme spans mainstream to experimental, making it a creative hub for all.
Where: Castle Street/North Road
Step inside 2,000 years of history with a tour of Cardiff Castle, then unwind with a riverside walk through Bute Park — an oasis in the heart of the city.
Where: Queen Alexandra House, Cargo Rd
Enjoy a sunny, step‑free walk or cycle with sweeping views across the Bay, or head to Cardiff International White Water for high‑adrenaline activities.
Where: Hemingway Rd
Perfect for a relaxed evening — catch major new releases at the air‑conditioned ODEON cinema, alongside dining and entertainment options at the Red Dragon Centre.
Where: Roald Dahl Plass
Taking place during your stay, on 3rd-5th July, this festival is a summer favourite, bringing together Welsh producers, street‑food traders, craft stalls and live entertainment in a buzzing waterfront setting.
For more ideas and inspiration, head to the Visit Wales website.
