
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Cardiff.
Built by the Normans in the 11th century and significantly expanded by the Bute family in the 19th century, Cardiff Castle is important as a symbol of the city's medieval and industrial heritage. Its Clock Tower, added in the 1870s, is a notable example of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture.
Places near here
Castle Arcade, Castle Street and High Street, CardiffShopping Arcade · 93 yd
Jones' Court, CardiffRecorded historic place · 101 yd
Cardiff Castle and groundsCastle, fort or tower · 118 yd
The City Arms; 10-12 Quay Street, Cardiff; The Dovers Arms; Cattle Market, CardiffMeat Market; Public House · 124 yd
Cardiff Castle from Bute ParkCastle, fort or tower · 125 yd
Gareth BaleMemorial · 148 yd
Cardiff Arms Park, CardiffStadium · 157 yd
Cardiff, The Hayes Island Snack BarIsland · 479 yd
Millennium Milepost Cardiff StadiumVisitor information · 498 yd
Millennium Milepost River TaffVisitor information · 645 yd
Memorial to Welsh Volunteers in the Spanish Civil WarMemorial · 728 ydOther information
Photo: Linda Bailey · CC BY-SA 2.0