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Early Airfare Special This Week

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Speculation Over Spanair Crash

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Welcome to CARDIFF
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Information about CARDIFF Official capital of Wales since only 1955 the buoyant city of CARDIFF has swiftly grown into its new status, A number of progressive developments, not least the new, sixty-member Welsh National Assembly, are giving the city the feel of an international capital, if not always a very Welsh one: compared with Swansea, Cardiff is very anglicized – you'll rarely hear Welsh on the city's streets. Cardiff is small enough to be friendly and big enough to entertain. Sport is at its heart (the Millennium Stadium looms large) and Cardiff Bay gleams with restaurants and civic majesty. Cardiff is a neat place to base yourself because it's surrounded by interesting sites and transport links are thorough. Rugby is Cardiff's most popular form of entertainment, but there's also theatre, an arts centre and a pop arena for those who want to avoid the scrum. Many large governmental and media institutions have moved here from London, and the development of the dock areas around the new Assembly building to be built in Cardiff Bay has given a largely positive boost to the cityscape.