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Beautiful tree-lined routes go round the perimeter of Pontcanna Fields

A tunnel of trees. This path will lead you towards Cardiff Pedal Power. They have a great cafe, camping and cycle hire.

A huge garden with flowerbeds as far as the eye can see. The roses are currently in season and the variety and quality is outstanding. Thank you to all those who maintain this flower Paradise ❤️

Incredible and unique building that stands proud as the Gateway to the Bay. The area is full of restaurants and life every day of the week!

The publisher – which publishes the German edition – advertises the children's book by Roald Dahl (1916 to 1990), which serves as the literary inspiration for this statue, as follows: "The giant crocodile is hungry, insatiably, tremendously hungry! What could be more convenient for him than a few crunchy, juicy, delicious children? But they're not so easy to catch; it takes a few clever tricks! At first, everything goes according to plan for the crocodile and his nasty traps, if it weren't for the other animals in the jungle who tirelessly rush to the children's aid. So the crocodile finally receives the punishment it deserves, and courage and helpfulness win the day! Dauntless heroes full of strength and imagination who make children strong: No matter who or where you are, no matter who wants to belittle you, with imagination, determination, and courage, you can take charge of your own crazy story and be anything you want! A picture book to look at and read aloud for witty, strong children ages 4 and up and all Roald Dahl fans. A brilliant new translation by Andreas Steinhöfel.

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It's worth it. A large market hall with small stalls where you can buy fruit, vegetables, fish, clothing, records, etc., and also find snacks.

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Quite steep in places, wouldn’t call it an easy walk.

Nice tree lined path and is a good way of moving westwards across the city.

Opened in 1891, this Victorian shopping mall on 2 levels houses an array of merchants & food stalls.

The publisher – which publishes the German edition – advertises the children's book by Roald Dahl (1916 to 1990), which serves as the literary inspiration for this statue, as follows: "The giant crocodile is hungry, insatiably, tremendously hungry! What could be more convenient for him than a few crunchy, juicy, delicious children? But they're not so easy to catch; it takes a few clever tricks! At first, everything goes according to plan for the crocodile and his nasty traps, if it weren't for the other animals in the jungle, who tirelessly rush to the children's aid. So the crocodile finally receives the punishment it deserves, and courage and helpfulness win the day! Dauntless heroes full of strength and imagination who make children strong: No matter who or where you are, no matter who wants to belittle you, with imagination, determination, and courage, you can take charge of your own crazy story and be anything you want! A picture book to look at and read aloud for witty, strong children ages 4 and up and all Roald Dahl fans. A brilliant new translation by Andreas Steinhöfel.

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This playful crocodile is a wonderful homage to Roald Dahl who was born in Cardiff and christened in the Norwegian Church just down the way.

Beautiful little nature reserve with lots of bird song and buzzing insects

This is a playful reminder that Roald Dahl was born in Wales and was Christened in the Norwegian Church right on the bay, about 5 minutes walk away from here. The Enormous Crocodile is a titular character of one of his illustrated childrens' books

Worth a visit! This is a must when you visit Cardiff.

Pontcanna Fields is a stunning stretch of Grade II listed parkland. For cyclists, its standout feature is a perfectly straight, tree-lined avenue shaded by lime trees.

often you'll see horses in fields with a view of taffs well beyond

Forest Fawr, located just north of Cardiff, Wales, is a beautiful area known for its woodlands, scenic landscapes, and walking trails. Here are some popular walks and features you might enjoy in Forest Fawr: Popular Walking Routes: Forest Fawr Circular Walk: Distance: Approximately 3-4 miles (5-6 km). Description: This circular route takes you through the heart of Forest Fawr, allowing you to experience the diverse flora and fauna. The trail is generally well-marked and suitable for families. Cyncoed to Forest Fawr Walk: Distance: Around 2 miles (3.2 km). Description: This shorter walk connects Cyncoed with Forest Fawr, offering a pleasant stroll through woodlands and fields. It’s a great option for a quick outing. Gwaelod y Garth Walk: Distance: About 4 miles (6.4 km). Description: Starting from the village of Gwaelod y Garth, this walk takes you into Forest Fawr and includes some steep sections for those looking for a challenge. The views from the hills are particularly rewarding. Coed y Bedw Walk: Distance: Approximately 3 miles (4.8 km). Description: This trail leads through a beautiful part of the forest, where you can enjoy the tranquility of the woods and the sounds of nature. Features of Forest Fawr: Biodiversity**: The forest is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, small mammals, and diverse plant species. It’s a great spot for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers. Scenic Views**: Many trails offer stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, including the nearby mountains and valleys. Look out for viewpoints along the way! Accessibility**: The paths vary in difficulty, with some being suitable for families and others offering more challenging terrain. Always check trail conditions before heading out. Tips for Enjoying Your Walks: Footwear**: Wear appropriate footwear, as some paths can be uneven or muddy, especially after rain. Weather**: Check the weather forecast before your walk, as conditions can change quickly in wooded areas. Stay Hydrated**: Bring water and snacks, especially for longer walks. Respect Nature**: Follow the Leave No Trace principles by staying on marked paths and taking any litter home with you. Forest Fawr is a wonderful destination for walkers of all levels, offering a chance to immerse yourself in nature while enjoying the beauty of the Welsh countryside.

If you've never rode around Cardiff put it on your list.

The weir spans the River Taff, which flows directly through the heart of South Wales. It's a nice place to stop and refuel with picnic benches and a peaceful atmosphere.

The Enormous Crocodile statue in Cardiff Bay is a playful tribute to the beloved character from Roald Dahl’s story. It adds a touch of fun to the waterfront area and celebrates Dahl’s connection to Cardiff, where he was born.