Grosvenor Casino, Cardiff
The Grosvenor Casino, located in Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom, parades an impressive combination of sports entertainment, casino gaming action and leisure to the deligh
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Red Dragon Centre, Atlantic Wharf, Hemingway Road, CF10 4JY, Cardiff
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Grosvenor Casino, Swansea
The Grosvenor Casino, located in Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom, is a favourite spot for fun-seeking locals and visitors alike. The establishment offers to provide the be
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15-16 High Street, SA1 1LF, Swansea
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Les Croupiers Casino, Cardiff
The Les Croupiers Casino, located in Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom, has been in operation for over forty years and is well known for its warm, cosy and welcoming atmosph
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Capital Retail Shopping Park, Leckwith Road, CF11 8EG, Cardiff
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Wales is a country that is part of the United-Kingdom. Its official capital is Cardiff. It is located in the South-West of UK. It shares frontiers with England to the East, the Irish Sea to the north and the Bristol Channel to the South. Wales is mainly mountainous and 3/4 of its coasts are along the sea. The population of the country is estimated at more than 3 million.
In Wales, there are four gaming establishments : The Grosvenor Casino of Cardiff, the Grosvenor Casino Swansea, Les Croupiers Casino Cardiff and the Rainbow Casino Cardiff. Festive and colorful gaming rooms as well as attractive and exciting poker rooms are waiting the players all day long. The classic tables such as Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, or Baccarat could be found as well as diverse slot machines and electronic terminals.
As the official capital, Cardiff is an ideal place for entertaining yourself. Rich from a strong history, Cardiff mixes monuments, cultural sites and modern attractions such as restaurants, pubs, cafés or shopping center. The places to not miss here are the Cardiff Castle, the Cardiff Bay, the Caerphilly castle, the Wales Millenium Center or the Llandaff Cathedral.
One of the most popular attraction in Wales is surely the visit of Snowdonia, a sumptuous range of mountains located in the county of Gwynedd. Not les than 14 peaks over 3,000 ft high follow each others and feature some indescriptible landscapes, scenic greeneries and impressive rocks. The highest peaks s Snowdon, located at an altitude of 3,546 ft.
Hikers, climbers and nature lovers will also love the Brecon Beacons National Park. The Back Mountains and the River Usk surround the beautiful peaks that are higher than 1,000 ft. The East part is famous to be home of wild ponies. The park features also some beautiful caves and waterfalls, the most famous being Henryd Falls at Coelbren.
History lovers won’t miss a chance to visit the Caernarfon Castle, that was built by King Edward I during the 13th century. The structure features 13 towers and two gates. The castle can be found along the river Seront and the Menai Strait. In 1969, the Caernarfon Castle was the scene of Prince Charles’s investiture as Prince of Wales.
The city of Conwy shouldn’t be miss during a trip to the Wales. Located a short distance form Manchester, England, etc city of Conwy features a stunning castle, stunning medieval architecture and a great deal of shopping opportunity. The other sights to explore are the suspension bridge over the River Conwy, the Aberconway House, te Plas Mawr and the Smallest House in Great Britain.
