Cardiff Central Station

Cardiff Central Station is the main railway hub in Cardiff, the capital of Wales. Opened in 1887, it serves as a key gateway for both local and national train services, connecting Cardiff to cities like London, Manchester, and Bristol. The station features a large, historic building with various amenities, including shops and cafes. It plays a vital role in the region’s transportation network, accommodating millions of passengers each year. Its architecture reflects Victorian design, and it is a central point for commuting and travel in South Wales.