Tuck in to a Cardiff Tasting Tour
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The tour starts in Cardiff Castle, where you’ll enjoy a cup of tea/coffee and some Bara Brith (Welsh fruit cake). You’ll then enjoy a mixture of tastings, culture and history as you pass by the city's majestic buildings including Cardiff market and Principality Stadium - the home of Welsh rugby!
Tuck into warm Welshcakes, crumbly, buttery pies, refreshing local cider and a few other local delicacies.
You'll also get the chance to enjoy our local guides' superb stories and learn a few words of Welsh.
The tour ends at the Welsh House - an award-winning independent regional restaurant & bar that works with Welsh suppliers to bring you the best that Wales has to offer.
What to expect?
- Start the tour with tea/coffee and Bara Brith at Cardiff Castle
- Tastings of Welshcakes, pies, cider, and other local delicacies
- Stroll through Cardiff’s iconic landmarks, including Cardiff Market and Principality Stadium
- Learn about Welsh history, culture, and language from expert guides
- End at the Welsh House restaurant for more local flavours
Age restrictions: 12+
| Adult (Adult ) | £45 |
| Student (18 to 21 years - and in full time education. ) | £40 |
| Child (Child from 12 years and over) | £25 |
Available dates
How to get there
Facilities
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
COVID-19 guidelines
This experience is run according to the necessary Covid-19 safety measures.
On the day
The tour starts at 10 am.
We meet inside Cardiff Castle, CF10 3RB, in the indoor café.
The best car parks are: St David's CF10 2EQ, Sophia Gardens CF11 9LJ and John Lewis CF10 2EN.
Train stations: Cardiff Central & Cardiff Queen Street.
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours with quite a bit of walking so please wear comfortable footwear. Our tours run whatever the weather – please wear appropriate clothing.
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