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There is a plethora of visitors’ information available on Cardiff. Before you arrive, try visiting http://www.visitcardiff.com, which features information on what to see and do, hotel deals, events information, and downloadable maps of the city centre.
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Once in Wales, visit the Tourist Information Centre, where you can find up-to-date information on events, and accomodation availability, etc. The Centre is conveniently located right in the centre of the city at The Old Library, The Hayes. The number there is 08701 211 258 or email visitor@cardiff.gov.uk The visitor centre stays open until 6pm most nights, with extended opening when major events take place at the stadium. As well as information, the centre also offers left luggage facilites and internet.
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If you are in Cardiff Bay, go to 'the tube' for visitor information. Located opposite the Norweigan Church, the tube offers information on attractions and events, and features exhibitions on Cardiff Bay, a scale model of the city and a introductory film about Cardiff.
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The Wales’ tourist board also provides access to something that is rare to find in other countries: a site exclusively for backpackers and independent Travelers: http://www.godowales.com/. If you fit into this category, make sure to check out this site for tips and ideas for budget traveling in Cardiff and Wales.
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