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Distance 2.16 miles (3.46 km)
Cardiff Central (Welsh: Caerdydd Canolog) is the largest railway station in Wales and the only station in Cardiff to be situated on the Great Western Main Line. It is an interchange station for local services on the main line, cross-country express trains, and suburban services on the Valley Lines rail network. The station is operated by Arriva Trains Wales, though the exterior signage (larger than the name of the station) still reads Great Western Railway, the name of the company who built it. It is located in Central Square and was formerly known as Cardiff General. The railway station forecourt — in the practical manner common in continental Europe but relatively rare in Great Britain — accommodates Cardiff's central bus station.

Distance 2.2 miles (3.52 km)
The John Smiths Grange End is a large former open terrace that now has a roof installed. This end is shared between home and away supporters. Opposite is the Spar Family Stand. This small, covered, all seated stand, has a number of supporting pillars running across the front. The overall appearance of this stand has changed recently, with the roof repainted with a large advert for the Clubs sponsors Redrow. On one side of the ground is the Popular Bank Stand. This has a raised seating area to its rear and terracing at its front. There are a couple of supporting pillars in the seated area, whilst the roof does not cover the front terrace.

Distance 2.41 miles (3.85 km)
The Millenium Stadium is the first in the UK - and the biggest in the world - to have a retractable roof, which takes 20 minutes to open or close, making it an all-weather stadium. The roof is supported by four corner masts which reach 93 metres into the sky, making it the tallest building in Wales. The world famous Millenium Stadium has 72,500 seats and provides a wealth of sports and entertainment such as football and rugby matches and concerts. The Millenium Stadium Cardiff is also home of the Wales national squad. he Millennium Stadium is located on the site of the old Cardiff Arms Park based in Cardiff City centre.

Distance 2.75 miles (4.39 km)
Castle a large fortified building or set of buildings.

Distance 2.83 miles (4.52 km)
The University of Wales Institute, Cardiff was established in 1996; however its roots date back to the mid 1800s. It comprises of the schools of Art & Design, Education, Health Sciences, Management, and Sport, and currently enrolls nearly 10,000 students. The University, located at Cardiff, Wales, consists of four campuses that are located at Llandaff on Western Avenue, Cyncoed, Colchester Avenue and Howard Gardens at City Center. Programs are offered in the fields of art and design, sciences, business and information technology, teacher training, humanities, social sciences, health, sport, engineering, tourism and leisure.