Cardiff

3 Team Base Camps

City Intro

Cardiff

As the capital of Wales, Cardiff is bustling with events and attractions suitable for all ages. It is said to be the city with the most castles in the world, with the most famous among them the centrally-located Cardiff Castle, which has stood for nearly 2,000 years.

Cardiff Stadium

National Stadium of Wales

Built in 1999 to host the Rugby World Cup, the National Stadium of Wales has also held its fair share of notable football matches. It was chosen as the host for the 2017 Champions League final, in which Real Madrid beat Juventus 4-1, and was used for FA Cup and League Cup finals between 2001 and 2006 while Wembley was being rebuilt.

Matches
09/06 Group stage: A1 vs A2 (opening match)
14/06 Group stage: A1 vs A3
18/06 Group stage: A4 vs A1
21/06 Group stage: F2 vs F3
24/06 Round of 16: Group A winners vs Group C runners-up
01/07 Quarter-final: Manchester R16 winners vs Liverpool R16 winners

• Stadium capacity: 73,000

• Home team: Wales national rugby team

• Notably hosted: 2017 UEFA Champions League final, Wales national team matches, Wales national rugby team matches, FA Cup and League Cup finals, boxing events, concerts

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