Escort City Guide for the English City Cardiff
The beautiful city of Cardiff is the capital of Wales and home to some of the best points of interest and tourist attractions in the UK. The bayside city has a lively waterfront, a thriving arts scene, and a seemingly endless list of museums. And for more things to do, the bustling city of Birmingham is about a two-hour drive to the north.
Cardiff Hotels for you and your escort date
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Cathedral 73
Cathedral 73 is a Victorian townhouse with modern rooms and suites and fashionable furnishings. It offers a high level of services such as an optional butler service, personal chef, and chauffeured Rolls Royce but minus the stuffy atmosphere. A traditional afternoon tea is served. Suites with kitchens are available. Amenities include an onsite restaurant and an airport shuttle.
- location_on 73 Cathedral Rd Pontcanna, Cardiff CF11 9HE, UK
- phone +44 29 2023 5005
- link cathedral73.com
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Royal Hotel Cardiff
The oldest hotel in the city, the Royal Hotel Cardiff is located in the city centre. The Victorian building dates back to 1866. It features 60 rooms with contemporary decor. Rooms are available overlooking the iconic Millennium Stadium. Rooms have TVs, and Wi-Fi- is available throughout the hotel. A buffet breakfast is served most mornings, and an onsite lounge serves made to order cocktails, light meals, and snacks.
- location_on 88 St Mary St Cardiff CF10 1DW, UK
- phone +44 29 2055 0750
- link royalhotelcardiff.com
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Clayton Hotel Cardiff
The Clayton Hotel Cardiff is a recently-built 12-story accommodation in the city center with 216 well-appointed guest rooms featuring panoramic views for you and your escort girl. It's conveniently located near the Cardiff Central train station. All rooms have free Wi-Fi, TVs, radios, safes, and coffee and tea makers. Guests have access to the fitness center, and the hotel has a restaurant, bar, and eight conference rooms.
- location_on St Mary St Cardiff CF10 1GD, UK
- phone +44 29 2066 8866
- link www.claytonhotelcardiff.com
Cardiff Restaurants
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Vivo Latino
Vivo Latino offers a wide range of classic Latin American dishes including Brazilian, Cuban, Mexican, and Peruvian cuisine. Empanadas and quesadillas, and Latino tapas are on the menu as well as some lesser-known dishes from the Americas. The cocktail menu is extensive.
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Cafe Citta
Dine on authentic Italian food at Cafe Citta. The menu includes a variety of pizzas and pasta along with vegetarian options. The cafe is known for its fresh bruschetta of the day. It's open on Tuesday through Saturday from noon to 11 pm so you can stop for drinks and snacks or a sitdown meal. The eating area isn't large, so it's advisable to book ahead for lunch or dinner.
- 4 Church St Cardiff CF10 1BG, UK
- +44 29 2022 4040
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Pieminister
Pieminister is known for serving the best pies in town with all the trimmings along with an excellent selection of craft ales for you and your escort girl. Located in the city centre, the restaurant has a casual atmosphere. Come hungry and try the pie of your choice served with mash potatoes, gravy, minty peas, and cheese.
- 35 St Mary St Cardiff CF10 1AD, UK
- +44 29 2000 4155
- pieminister.co.uk
Cardiff Bars
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Lab 22
Lab 22 is a classy cocktail bar that looks like a science lab. It has won several awards for quality, a unique approach to mixology, and truly distinctive drinks. A masterclass in mixology is offered by the bar staff. It also has a creative grub pub menu and a 7-course taster deal.
- location_on 22 Caroline St, Cardiff CF10 1FG, UK
- phone +44 29 2039 9997
- link www.lab22cardiff.com
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Pier 64
Pier 64 is a premier restaurant in a modern waterfront building with a popular terrace bar overlooking the Penarth Marina. The outdoor seating is especially luxurious for maximum comfort. The music is soft and the staff is especially warm and welcoming. It offers an irresistible cocktail menu and the food is excellent.
- location_on Penarth CF64 1TT,UK
- phone 02920 341264
- link www.pier64.co.uk
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Porter's Bar
One of the city's hidden gems, Porter's Bar is in a quirky venue. Its very own theater, live music, regular comedy nights, cabernet nights, and crazy golf make this one of Cardiff's most popular nightspots. The bar has an extensive craft menu and an outdoor seating area.
- location_on Porter's Bar Cardiff CF10 2FE, UK
- phone 029 2125 066
- link www.porterscardiff.com
Cardiff Cultural Opportunities
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Cardiff Castle
Cardiff Castle, sitting on an almost 2,000-year-old Roman fortification is one of Wales' most popular attractions. Some of the sections date back to the 10th century. Each room gives visitors intriguing displays and information about those who once lived and worked here. Highlights include the elegant Banqueting Hall with murals and a huge, elegant fireplace, a chapel, and a clock tower. Tours and advance admission tickets are offered.
- Cardiff CF10 3RB, UK
- +44 (0) 29 2087 8100
- www.cardiffcastle.com
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Victorian Shopping Arcades
Cardiff has well-preserved shopping arcades that still bustle with activity. The ancient pedestrian thoroughfares were built so shoppers could avoid bad weather, roads, and sidewalks. The shops offer boutiques, eateries, art galleries, and Welsh crafts. The Royal Arcade is the oldest, dating back to 1858. The Castle Arcade opened a year later and connects the city centre with the castle. Altogether, the arcades span over 2,000 feet.
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National Museum Cardiff
Learn about the rich history of Wales at the National Museum Cardiff. Housed in the architecturally fascinating Civic Center building, it features displays of the country's history dating back to the dinosaur age. Other items of interest include Bronze Age weapons, important works of art by Impressionist painters Picasso and Monet, and sculptures by Rodin from the 1500s.
- Cardiff CF10 3NP, UK
- +44 300 111 2333
- museum.wales
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Cardiff International Whitewater
Beyond exploring its rich history, Cardiff has choices for adventure and thrill-seekers. Cardiff International Whitewater is part of the sports village constructed in Cardiff Bay for the 2012 Olympics. The River Ely is a water source for the park. The manmade white water adventure features a 250-meter course that offers unique experiences from gentle rafting to challenging canoeing and kayaking. Other adventures available include canyoning, surfing, and bodyboarding. The facility has experiences and programs for both amateurs and professionals.
- Watkiss Way Cardiff CF11 0SY, UK
- +44 29 2082 9970
- www.ciww.com