Best places: Tourist attractions in Pendoylan, United Kingdom

Open-air history of Welsh life with ancient buildings re-erected and traditional crafters at work.

800-year-old fortress open for seasonal public visits and for hire as a wedding/events venue.

👍👍 This is a great location and often not known by people of Cardiff. Lots to explore including the old Glamorganshire canal, Bird spotting hides and take a stroll along the forest and garlic fields. Great opportunity to take the children to feed the ducks, feed the squirrels and even some wild birds.

Audio tours of a grand 19th-century castle built in the gothic-revival style & surrounded by woods.

Medieval place of worship with a 10th-century Celtic cross and a triptych painted by D.G. Rossetti.

👍👍 Had a great time at my friends wedding yesterday, absolutely stunning and picturesque venue, staff were very attentive, food was of a brilliant quality too. The Vale Resort where we were staying ran frequent buses to take us too and from the venue too. Would highly recommend for a wedding venue.

👍👍 A great day out for the family particularly when raining. Our tour guide was great and we learnt so much about currency production! To see all those coins is surreal! We even stamped our own coin. The gallery/museum section was fascinating and larger than expected. There is a cafe there selling...

A Victorian park with lawns, flower borders, bandstand, playground, paddling pool and refreshments.

Gardens designed in 1906 as a series of outdoor rooms set among lawns, an arboretum and wild garden.

Chic hotel with cottages set on a working vineyard, plus formal dining & a casual bistro.

👍 Free entrance & free parking, donations excepted, free entrance to the house on the ground floor, £5 to have the audio tour for the 1st floor Insole Court is a Grade II Listed Victorian Gothic mansion in Llandaff, Cardiff, Wales, built for wealthy businessman James Harvey Insole and dating back to...

👍👍 Lovely hour pottering along and over the river at Hailey Park.

👍👍 Went yesterday - good gravel parking, cafe plus marquee to keep out of the sun. Maize Maze was great and very clever. Pick Your Own was thrashed so unavailable and having a few days to recover (understandable due to the weather and footfall!) but was fine and still a lovely afternoon out. Well worth...

👍👍 Booked this for my wife's birthday, and I was very hesitant as the photos of the slope don't look great. I can say this was one of the best experiences I've had for an outdoor activity. Instructor was really patient, friendly and good laugh. The slope is a lot more difficult than it looks on the pho...

👍👍 A fantastic former colliery and coal spoil site brimming with biodiversity with impressive Fauna, Flora and Fungi, veteran Hazel woodland, ancient oak and some architectural remains from the colliery era.

👍👍 Bit of a walk up the hill but we'll worth the effort.

👍👍 This ancient structure goes back some six thousand years......It is said that the first Welsh farmers built this burial mound what is known as the house of the rising sun for its dead.....It faced East so each time the sun rose it would warm them in their grave.......It was excavated in 2012 and rev...

👍 Lovely walking area although we did lose our bearings at one point. Not signposted so quite hard to find through some narrow lanes.

👍👍 Fantastic views over Talbot Green and Llantrisant, you can also see the Bristol Channel and Step Holm. Breem and Western-Super-Mare. There are also views of the dafodil wind turbine and the Royal Mint and factories in Ynysmeardy. Billy Wynt is an windmill from the 14th Century. It's worth a look...

👍👍 Beautiful garden- with lovely trees. Ample benches to rest and enjoy the peace and tranquility. Family, wheelchair and dog friendly. Scenic, free to public.