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Cardiff
Cardiff is the capital of Wales. It is the administrative center of the county of South Glamorgan, situated in southern Wales.
The 2016–17 UEFA Champions League final was played there.
Population[edit | edit source]
The number of inhabitants in Cardiff is about 360000.
The inhabitants of Cardiff are called Cardiffian.
Places to visit (for entertainment and fun)[edit | edit source]
As fun activities to do in Cardiff there are only three but very interesting Cardiff International White Water, go to the Principality Stadium and you can do two laps in The Taff Trail
Places to visit (for artistical, historical and scientific interests)[edit | edit source]
There are four places to enjoy: Cardiff Bay, Principality Stadium, Wales Millennium Centrer and St. Fagans: National Museum of Art Galleries. There are 4: Fountain Fine Art, Off the Wall Art Gallery, Third Floor Gallery and the Norwegian Church Arts.
Flag/seal[edit | edit source]
It has the colours :green, red and white
Celebrations[edit | edit source]
The summer festival is the final of the champions league.
Popular monuments/places[edit | edit source]
in Cardiff there is an important castle the castle of Cardiff
Particularity[edit | edit source]
the particularities of the cardiff: they are rugby and castles
Gastronomy = a particular dish[edit | edit source]
the best food in the Cardiff is :Fish and Chips
Quotation in literature or ....[edit | edit source]
Notable people[edit | edit source]
Roald Dahl (Llandaff, September 13, 1916 - Oxford, November 23, 1990) was a British writer, screenwriter and aviator, best known for his children's novels. He is also co-inventor of the WDT (Wade-Dahl-Till) valve, used to counteract the effects of hydrocephalus.
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