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Theatr Newydd

West End shows.

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Eat
Park House Restaurant and Wine Bar
Upmarket fine dining restaurant with an extensive wine list.
£80-90
See
City Hall
The domed roof of City Hall topped by a dragon is one of the landmarks of Cardiff city centre. Dating from the start of the 20th century, it is built of beautiful white Portland stone and surmounted by many statues. Inside, the marble hall is dominated by statues of Welsh heroes, the main hall has large bronze chandeliers and the main debating chamber sits under the dome. Open to visitors, events may prevent you from seeing all the rooms but a must-see.
See
National Museum Cardiff
An excellent collection of artworks and natural history exhibits. The art collection is particularly noted for the collection of 19th-century French works assembled by Gwendoline and Margaret Davies, heiresses to a fortune made in exporting coal. This is of international importance and includes works by Rodin, Monet, Renoir and Van Gogh. Children love the dinosaurs and mammoths in the Evolution of Wales section. £6.50 charge for the museum car park.
Free admission
Drink
Pen & Wig
Pleasant traditional pub with beer garden at the northern edge of the city centre, offering a wide choice of draught real ales.