Cardiff Castle, which we will explore during our time in Cardiff.

Private Day Tour to Cardiff By Train

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810 minutes
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Cardiff, the Welsh Capital, is full of hidden gems, colourful people, history, heritage, and fun. Starting in London, this 13 hour tour takes the train from London Paddington to Cardiff and returns in the evening around 23.20. Perfect for people who want to explore Cardiff in one day, your knowledgable guide will not only show you the historic sites, but also a numer of hidden gems and delights that only a local would know.

During your train journey too and from Cardiff you will have chance to chat to your guide about what makes Cardiff so special, what the difference is between England and Wales, and how Cardiff has boomed (and bust) over the centuries.

Explaining everything from the Roman invasion of Wales, to the Wealthiest man alive, and everything in between this tour offers a healthy mix of shopping, history, food and drink.

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Private Day Tour to Cardiff By Train

From₹131,013.30Per Person

What's included in Private Day Tour to Cardiff By Train

(Subject to Option Inclusions)

Itinerary

Royal Arcade
Pass-by Only

Royal Arcade is one of Cardiff's many covered arcades. Whilst exploring these beautiful boulevards of boutiques, your guide will explain the history of these wonderful (and wanderful) walkways. You will have time to explore some of the shops, and your guide will also point out some of the Cardiff institutions, such as Wally's Delicatessen, which is a must-see for any visit to the Welsh capital.

Wally's Delicatessen

Wally's Delicatessen is an esteemed institution located in Cardiff. Known as the ultimate destination for indulging in gourmet delicacies everyone in Cardiff loves shopping here. Cherished by both locals and international visitors alike, it serves as the ideal spot to procure delectable goodies for your journey back home.

St Mary's Street is one of the main shopping/hospitality areas in Cardiff. Named after the now-demolished St Mary's Church, which was destroyed in a typhoon, this street contains some of Cardiff's most iconic shops, such as Cardiff Market. Whilst wandering up this street, your guide will point out some of the numerous historical landmarks. Including where Captain Scott and his crew had their final meal before their ill-fated expedition.

Inclusions

  • Transport To and From Cardiff Bay Is Included.
  • Standard Class Train Tickets To and From Cardiff.
  • Entry to Cardiff Castle is Included.
  • All Guide Fees Are Included In The Price Of This Tour
  • Gratuities
  • Lunch will be at the Welsh House in Cardiff's City Centre. They offer a selection of Main dishes, local delights, and light bites as part of their menu.
  • Dinner will be at The Classroom in Cardiff City Centre. If this venue is not available we will contact you and advise on alternatives. If you would like to eat elsewhere please let us know in advance
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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Pickup and Dropoff

You will make your own way to the meeting points

Meeting / End Points

  • Please meet the guide at Paddington Station, by the statue of Paddington Bear on Platform One.

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