Doctor Who Cardiff Walking Tour
Since the regeneration of Doctor Who in 2005, Cardiff has been the capital city of NuWho.
Be it at BBC Studios, in suburban streets around the city, on the surrounding beaches, in nearby castles and especially in some of Cardiff's most iconic buildings, the Welsh capital has been one of the secret stars of the modern show.
From Cardiff's civic centre to Cardiff Bay, we will explore space stations, Weeping Angels, Area 51, Nazi Germany, the Museé d'Orsay, the Titanic and even New York City, and many more locations.
On this 2.5 hour Doctor Who walking tour of Cardiff filming locations, discover the streets, landmarks and buildings that have brought Doctor Who to life for the last two decades, including...
Temple of Peace
Hayes Island
Principality Stadium
St. John's Church
Glamorgan Building
Queen's Arcade
City Hall
The Senedd
National Museum
Cardiff University
The Exchange
and much more.....
Doctor Who Tour Cardiff Starting Point
The Doctor Who Cardiff Tour starts from the
middle of Alexandra Gardens, in the heart of the Civic Centre, next to the Welsh National War Memorial.
The Doctor Who Cardiff Tour is only available on a private basis.
You can now book a private tour instantly below, on specific dates and times. However, if you would prefer to arrange a more specific time and date of your choosing, please just get in touch. Thank you.
Look out for the green umbrella &/or green DW themed shirt...
The tour ends in Cardiff Bay
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To find the tour's start location, head north on Kingsway towards City Hall. To the right of City Hall, follow King Edward VII Ave towards Alexandra Gardens. Enter this small, pretty park and in its centre you will easily find the Welsh National War Memorial.