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Your group stay in Cardiff

A little over two hours by train from London, Cardiff is divided between its historic castle and its modern waterfront. Cardiff, Europe's youngest capital, is a dynamic city with a rich artistic scene. Used to welcoming sports enthusiasts to the Welsh rugby temple of the Millennium Stadium and tourists to Wales, Cardiff has a wide range of hotels ranging from low-cost accommodation for groups selected by Groupcorner to luxury hotels. There is no doubt that you will find the right accommodation for your group stay. Cardiff is accessible by plane thanks to its airport. The latter is not a major airport in Europe, but it does have connections to Paris, Brussels, Dublin or Amsterdam. Cardiff can be reached by train from London, car or bus. Located at the western end of Europe, Wales is not the easiest destination to reach by road, however.

Cardiff is a beautiful city located in the heart of a very beautiful region. The Welsh seaside is home to magnificent landscapes all around Cardiff. In the city, there is no shortage of activities, whether you are alone or with your group: the city has very beautiful castles to visit, great shopping streets for shopping addicts and pleasant streets to stroll along while admiring the facades. Even science fiction fans will find their happiness in Dr. Who Experience, a museum dedicated to the mythical British series shot in Cardiff. Like many capitals in the United Kingdom, Cardiff's heart can be noisy on weekend evenings, not to mention game nights at the Millennium Stadium. According to your preferences, Groupcorner has therefore selected hotels in different parts of the city. In the heart of the nightlife for night birds or on the outskirts and on the seaside for those who are looking for peace and quiet. There will necessarily be one that meets your group's expectations for your group trip.

Your associative trip with Groupcorner

Whether it is sporting, religious or cultural, whether it brings together people of the same age group or very different profiles, an association is sometimes required to travel with its members for the duration of a competition or event. Or simply to visit a country or a city in France or Europe. Finding the right accommodation for a group ranging from a few people to several dozen members is not always an easy task. Even more so if the trip involves several stages and therefore several accommodations to find.