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Adjoining Roath Park Lake is a wild garden with nice pathways and is a meeting place for many types of birds

Hardpack path through the park

This wall extends from the castle and has stone carvings of various animals which would have been very exotic when it was created. Much fun 🙂

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.

Great place to capture some photos of the River Taff. Scenic all year round

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 ❤️

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

The white noise from the crashing water makes this a perfect place to tune out of the world. Unique place!

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.

Wonderful cafe perched right over the edge of the lake - feels like being in a rowboat right on the lake! Enjoying a generous baked potato and chilli con carne marks a great end to a wonderful hike.

The footbridge over the Taff here was built in the 1980s by Cardiff University in tandem with development of nearby student accommodation. Engineering students were involved in the bridge project.

Lots of lovely river views all down this trail. Great place for a daily run!

Great viewpoint up and down the river and the weir. Cyclist's have to push!

Built in the 1980s by engineering students from Cardiff University, the suspension footbridge gives a well-used route across the River Taff between Bute Park and Pontcanna Fields.

Whatever you do is don't cycle around the reservoir, got told off and abusively shouted at.

Lovely woodland walk, can be a bit boggy in places. The dog absolutely loved it. Little streams for the dog to splash in.

Lisvane and Llanishen Reservoirs forms a vital part of the green and blue infrastructure of Cardiff. The mix of grassland, woodland, scrub and waterside habitats offers opportunities for all kinds of wildlife and nature. There are two Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and much of the grassland and woodland outside of the SSSIs is designated as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC). Dogs are permitted on the café balcony, car park and Grab & Go seating area only and are not permitted anywhere else on the site, including the paths. Natural Resources Wales has advised that the risk from dogs to the fungi is too great. Waxcaps are very sensitive to changes in habitat such as fluctuations in soil moisture, temperature and nitrate levels which can reduce the production of fruiting bodies. In particular, sudden changes to nitrate levels on the site – from dog urine specifically – can have a detrimental effect on the fungi. There is a fully accessible Visitor Centre with cafe, toilets, free wi-fi, room hire, equipment hire, changing rooms and other facilities include the boathouse, bird hide, education centre, nature trails and paths, bike parking/shelters and car parking.

""The City between the wood and vines..." There have been links of friendship with Stuttgart since 1955. The “Image of Stuttgarg Garden” was offered to Cardiff by its twin city and designed jointly in October 2005 to mark the 50th anniversary of the twinning. The theme of the garden is the unique setting of the city of Stuttgart." Source: https://bute-park.com/attraction/stuttgart-garden

"The Summerhouse cafe offers a wide selection of locally sourced drinks and snacks. The outdoor seating area provides views of the Herbaceous Border. The café is popular with families with children as it is close to the woodland balance trail.". Source: https://bute-park.com/attraction/summerhouse-cafe