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Cardiff
Outgoing presents a perfect weekend break for student groups with an itinerary which will allow you to experience both ancient and modern Welsh culture and hospitality. Innovative architecture sits alongside historic buildings, while the bustle of the city center is only a few strides from acres of peaceful park lands. "Welcome to Wales" or "Croeso i Gymru!" (as they say in these parts!)
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Organising a trip with Outgoing to Cardiff for your student group could not be more simple! We provide everything you need, from amazing promotional material, a tailored group webpage to a super easy online booking system.
Outgoing provides well-located student friendly accommodation within walking distance of all Cardiff's attractions. Talk to us about the variety of options for group excursions by day and the unparalled entertainment schedule we can offer by night... Our team know Cardiff like a local and we will guarantee your group a great weekend, so get in touch and set your university trip today.
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Must SeeRugby is a ReligionWorship at a cathedral of sport: Cardiff Arms Park is the home of Rugby Union and the Millenium Stadium is one of the UK's premier sporting destinations. |
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Must DoSt Fagans: National History MuseSurely the most user-friendly and enjoyable national history museum you'll ever visit.The 100-acre parkland has over forty original buildings, moved from various parts of Wales and re-erected to show how the people of Wales lived over the last 500 years. |
Good For
- Arts & Culture
- 2*
- Design & Architecture
- 2*
- Nightlife
- 4*
- Shopping
- 3*
- Food & Drink
- 3*
Destination Info
- Getting Around
Compact enough to explore most attractions on foot.
Your Group Package to CardiffOutgoing go further to ensure that every aspect of your trip is carefully planned & organised. Where possible we meet every group leader in person to gain a comprehensive understanding of what you & your group require. We can offer tailored itineraries from a 'London Dash' (a whirlwind 24 hours), to a long and lazy week... By far our most popular package is the standard 3 day 2 night tour which is outlined below. |
Cardiff: 3 Day, 2 Night Tour From 99 PPThe trip would normally depart your university Friday evening... kick back as you travel on one of our comfy executive coaches fully equipped with reclining seats DVD player and WC. Arrive in Cardiff Friday afternoon and spend 2 full days & nights exploring everything the Welch Capital has to offer, before departing Sunday afternoon.
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What sets us apart!Please don't forget what sets Outgoing apart from other companies is that we make the extra effort and go one step beyond to provide all those little extras that will make you & your groups life so much us easier... |
Fun things to do in Cardiff! |
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St Fagans: National History MuseumSee Wales in a day at one of Europe's biggest open-air museums. The 100-acre parkland has over forty original buildings, moved from various parts of Wales and re-erected to show how the people of Wales lived over the last 500 years. pretty much the most user-friendly and enjoyable national history museum you'll ever visit. |
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Cardiff BayThe old Cardiff docklands have been redeveloped in the last decade to create Cardiff Bay, home to a large freshwater lake for sailing and water sports; the stylish five-star St David's Hotel and Spa, and Mermaid Quay a restaurant hotspot with everything from Italian to Turkish cuisine - this is where the 'Welsh Royal Family' live (well Charlotte Church and Gavin Henson anyway!) |
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The Tube (Cardiff Bay Visitor Centre)The Bay Visitor Centre, also known as The Tube, is home to exhibitions and displays on the history and development of Cardiff Bay, including a scale model of the entire city - what's more this interesting place is free! |
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Cardiff CastleCardiff may only have been a city for 100 years, but there has been a castle here for nearly 2000! Tours of the castle interior take place throughout the day, or visitors can just enjoy a stroll around the picturesque Castle gardens. The newly opened Interpretation Centre will also present for the first time the story of the Castle and its 2000 years of history, offering your group a unique opportunity to learn about the different phases of the Castle's development from the Romans through to the modern day. |
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Doctor Who ExhibitionGet up close to a cyberman and a dalek, and see monsters, costumes and props from the recent series of Doctor Who (most of which was filmed in Cardiff). The interactive exhibition in the Red Dragon Centre also features props from the original series, and the most extensive Doctor Who shop this side of Gallifey! |
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Millennium StadiumWhen this impressive city centre sporting centre isn't hosting major sports matches or concerts you can take a tour of the 74,000 seater stadium. Walk down the players' tunnel, try out the Queen's seat in the Royal box and discover how they removed the curse from the away-team changing rooms! |
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National Museum CardiffTwo wealthy Welsh sisters bequeathed their large art collection to the museum and gallery in the mid 20th century, resulting in Cardiff owning one of the largest collections of Impressionist paintings outside of Paris, with works by Renoir, Monet and Cezanne on display. |
Norwegian Church Arts CentreThe Norwegian Church Arts Centre was first established in Cardiff Bay to serve the large community of Norwegian sailors working in the docks. Its main claim to fame is as the church where author Roald Dahl (BFG, Charlie & The Chocolate factory) was christened... Ok this seems a bit boring... however, it has been converted into a great little cafe and art gallery and is a good place to chillout for an hour or so. |
TechniquestEnter a world of science and technology at Cardiff Bay's Techniquest, with well over 100 hands-on exhibits with puzzles and activities to entertain you. There are also shows in the Science Theatre and tours of the Universe in the Planetarium. |
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ShoppingCardiff is considered one of the top five shopping cities in the UK. There are the Victorian and Edwardian arcades that link the city's main shopping streets. This is where you'll find niche shops, boutiques and cafes with real character and shops that have a distinctive Welsh flavour.
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Visit High Street, Duke Street, Morgan and Castle Arcades for the latest designer fashions in independent stores. St David's, Queen's and Capitol shopping centres provide indoor shopping with a range of designer and high street names. You'll find stores including H&M, Fat Face, M&S, BHS, Boots and New look. Queen Street, Cardiff's main pedestrianised shopping street, provides more high street names, including the largest Topshop store outside London, Primark, HMV and Carphone Warehouse. Every Sunday, stallholders at the Riverside Farmers Market set out their wares on the banks of the Taff, opposite the Millennium Stadium. Tuck into organic beef burgers, Lebanese kibbeh, and Fairtrade coffee, or take a taste of Wales home courtesy of delicious bottled ale brewed in Monmouthshire. Close |
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NightlifeCardiff's nightlife provides something for everyone and whether it's a quiet drink with some of your group or properly getting on it, between Cardiff's lively centre (split between Greyfriars Road, St Mary Street and Mill Lane) and the more tranquil setting of Cardiff Bay, you will find the perfect hangout. As the Capital of Wales, Cardiff is blessed with hundreds of pubs, from traditional spit and sawdust, such as the Vulcan, to brand new creations like the Goscombe. |
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EmporiumCardiff's premier dance venue... Although Emporium is not an especially large club it has two floors and has a distinctly intimate feeling. It's a really great club and a good choice if you are all up for going out as a group. |
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Tiger Tiger - Vodka Island |
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Club Metropolitan (Metros)Feeling the need for guitars? Want to end your night loud and surrounded by leather? If you want to rock in Cardiff, then check out Metros! |
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Eating & DrinkingRestaurants are plentiful in and around Cardiff, with options to suit almost every taste and budget. |
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The Armless DragonFor something authentic you have to go to The Armless Dragon. Its dishes up the best in contemporary Welsh cuisine, sourcing the finest local and organic ingredients, the Armless Dragon is a national treasure... and a great place to go if you want to treat yourself... |
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Cafe NazThis simple, stylish eatery boasts excellent food, great service in a lovely location right on the bay... We really love Naz especially the vege options which keep us coming back every time we visit Cardiff... We love Naz! |
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The VulcanBuilt in 1853 this is one of the oldest pubs in Cardiff, and the oldest that has kept its name. It is built on Marshland below sea level. The name Vulcan means 'God of Fire', was given by the IronWorks in Balls Road at the time. Voted Cardiff Pub of the Year in has some really good selections of Ales! |
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The GoscombeOver half a million pounds was spent converting a former bakery. It is modern looking - a hybrid coffee shop, pub and restaurant, with a big fire, superb Gas Plasma TVs & some comfy chairs. |
MerchandiseOutgoing can provide customised merchandise that will have you and your group really looking like they're going places! Whether it is t-shirts, hoodies or crews, our team of graphic designers will make sure that you have something to remember your trip in addition to great memories. Sales are processed online at time of booking and we will make sure that they are all distributed before you go away. |
InsuranceOutgoing can provide insurance policies at 3 levels offering you comprehensive cover regardless of your budget. The policy is underwritten by Accident & General and provides an excellent 24 hour service via Europ Assistance. It's better to be safe than sorry! |
Private RoomsSome people need that extra bit of privacy - For this reason we can offer an upgrade to a twin rooms on most trips. Rooms are available for an additional supplement subject to availability. |






















