Caerau Fort in Cardiff: photos, reviews

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Caerau Fort in Cardiff offers a captivating blend of history and natural beauty, making it a remarkable destination for both families and solo adventurers. This fascinating site, notable as one of the oldest human establishments in the region, invites you to explore the extensive earthworks of an ancient Iron Age hill fort. With its serene and haunting atmosphere, the fort provides a picturesque setting complemented by the spectacular view of a ruined church. Though the information centre is closed on Sundays, the area remains a delightful green space perfect for dog walks. Visitors can also look forward to new interpretation and access features coming soon, further enhancing the experience. Enjoy the wonderful views of Cardiff that extend from this historic vantage point, earning it a well-deserved 4.5-star rating on Google.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Ty Newydd Ely Stop

Bus stop 647 m walk

Heol Trenewydd

Bus stop 489 m walk

Prendergast Place

Bus stop 368 m walk

Canaston Place

Bus stop 606 m walk

Heol-y-Gaer

Bus stop 638 m walk

Newgale Place

Bus stop 500 m walk

4.4

based on 194 reviews

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4.4/5 194 reviews

Amy Colleen

Was expecting a little more… some photos I had seen made it look really cool to visit but my experience was average at best.

Nigel Harries

Nice little walk. No entry charge local attraction.

Bharat Baral

Nice for walk, uphill nice to go when it is sunny and clear sky, parking needs to be done by roadside. Lovely open spaces and woodland. Good habitat for wildlife as well.

Caerau Fort in Cardiff

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