Newport Things to Do

Located five miles north of Cardiff Castle, Castell Coch, or the "Red Castle," was built to be its country companion. Built on the foundation of a 13th century castle, it was always intended more as a realisation of a romantic... more

This expansive museum is set on an open-air site that incorporates a small castle and the site of a Civil War battle. Most visitors come to see the buildings which are majestic architectural wonder depicting the splendors of Wa... more

A major landmark and an award-winning design, the Cardiff Bay Visitor Centre's tube-like appearance resembles the fuselage of a plane. Inside, a dynamic exhibition tells the story of how the bay was successfully resurrected aft... more

The new owners of this city center cafe bar are truly in the swing of things with a program that includes club nights during the week and live gypsy jazz on Sunday afternoons. The Tom Tom club on Thursday is shaping up to be on... more

Wales' premier museum is an impressive, white stone building housing a number of separate exhibition rooms and art galleries. The central exhibition is the multimedia "Evolution of Wales," which documents the history of Wales.... more

This old-style club is open to all Welsh speakers and learners and even holds Welsh study sessions during the day. The building is spans across three floors, a feature that is put to good effect by hosting a different 'scene' o... more

The Glee Club is an ultra-modern venue offering the best in live comedy. The evening's entertainment includes a compère and three stand-up acts and the weekend shows are followed by a disco. The Club also promises one-off shows... more

Formerly Cardiff Arms Park and rebuilt for the Rugby World Cup of 1999, the Millennium Stadium is home to Cardiff Rugby Football Club which was founded in 1876. The team has an international line-up, including some big names li... more

 Real Travelers who've been here

Danielle said

… bailed I still had an awesome time. Cardiff Castle is goregous and reminded me a lot of Warwick Castle… continue reading »

This is the largest castle in Britain and second largest in Europe which is famous for its leaning tower and the display of working siege engines that are demonstrated regularly throughout the year. The impressive water defense... more