Bute Park

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Bute Park
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“Bute Park and Arboretum is a park in Cardiff, Wales. It comprises 130 acres (53 ha) of landscaped gardens and parkland that once formed the grounds of Cardiff Castle. The park is named after the 3rd Marquess of Bute, whose family owned the castle.”
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Lonely PlanetOct 4

12 Best Places to Visit in Wales

Rugged mountains, wave-smashed coasts, exciting cities and castles galore: small but mighty Wales has many places that enchant visitors.

Adjacent park on the banks of the River Taff

22 things in this story
  • Cardiff CastleAttractionUnmissable castle from Roman origins to mock-Gothic
  • Bute ParkParkAdjacent park on the banks of the River Taff
  • National Museum CardiffMuseumShowcases dinosaur bones to impressionist masterpieces
  • Elsewhere
  • Eryri (Snowdonia)TrailSnowdonia, United KingdomRegion welcoming hikers to the summit of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)
  • Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons)NeighborhoodBrecon Beacons, United KingdomRegion with bracken-cloaked moors and dramatic mountains
  • National Waterfront MuseumMuseumSwansea, United KingdomCrowned by the coolly revamped Maritime Quarter
  • Dylan Thomas's birthplaceSightSwansea, United KingdomEdwardian birthplace where he penned two-thirds of his work
  • No Sign Wine BarPubSwansea, United Kingdom17th-century watering hole beloved by Dylan Thomas
  • Gower National PeninsulaNeighborhoodGower Peninsula, United KingdomDelivers refreshing sea air and bracing coastal walks
  • Brandy CoveSightGower Peninsula, United KingdomCliff-hugged beauty where pirates once stashed their booty
  • Gower coastal pathTrailGower Peninsula, United Kingdom39-mile path from Mumbles to Crofty
  • Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon)SightSnowdonia, United KingdomCountry's loftiest peak at 1085m
  • Ogwen ValleyNeighborhoodSnowdonia, United KingdomRemote, glacier-scoured valley with thundering rivers and falls
  • Glyder FawrSightSnowdonia, United KingdomIt is the fifth-highest mountain in Wales and has several walking and scrambling routes leading to its summit.
  • Cader IdrisSightSnowdonia, United KingdomBoulder-strewn slopes at 893m
  • Llanberis PathTrailSnowdonia, United KingdomPopular but crowded route up Yr Wyddfa
  • Richard Booth’sMarketHay-on-Wye, United KingdomThree-floor bookshop in Hay-on-Wye
  • River WyeSightHay-on-Wye, United KingdomRiver for walking and canoeing
  • Rhossili BaySightGower Peninsula, United Kingdom
  • Oxwich BaySightGower Peninsula, United Kingdom
  • Rhyd Ddu pathTrailSnowdonia, United Kingdom
  • Snowdon Ranger pathTrailSnowdonia, United Kingdom
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