Best Arts and Culture Places in Lift Services (South Wales) Ltd

"History, science and the arts at your fingertips - the National Museum Gallery really captures your imagination. Scroll through elegant art galleries housing world - famous works of art, or take a journey back in time to explore a land of dinosaurs and woolly mammoths. Uncover the secrets of the Celtic, Roman and Viking ancestors, or discover the story of the amazing natural history of Wales."

"Following the same rules as above, the Cardiff National Museum offers more artistic activities, talks and gallery viewings. The venue will open from 27 August and follow social distancing rules, with hand sanitisers readily available and limited capacity. Like St Fagans, visitors will need to pre-book a free ticket online."

"The Norwegian Church in the Cardiff Bay area of the city of Cardiff, Wales, is a historic church building and formerly a place of worship for the Norwegian community in Cardiff. In the 19th century, Cardiff was one Britain's three major ports, along with London and Liverpool. The Norwegian merchant fleet at the time was the third largest in the world, and Cardiff became one of the major centres of its operations."

"The Norwegian Church is an arts centre with a lively cafe and art gallery. One of the biggest pulls is the setting in Cardiff Bay, with its expansive views over the water. As well as being where the famous children’s author Roald Dahl was baptised, the church is also an important historical landmark from the industrial revolution, where it provided a place for Norwegian seafarers to meet."

"Located within a church previously used by Norwegian sailors, the Norwegian Church Arts Centre houses the Dahl Gallery, named after Cardiff native Roald Dahl. The gallery hosts touring exhibitions as well as work by local artists. There is also a café located in the church if you fancy a refreshing drink and a bite to eat."

"After many years of wowing crowds with incredible art, the Weston-super-Mare Sand Sculpture Festival has become something of an institution, offering an unmissable experience to everyone who visits us. We look forward to welcoming the Sand Sculpture team back in Spring 2021."

"Expect a choice selection of established and emerging Welsh artists. The gallery mixes regular solo and group exhibitions with a revolving display of new paintings, sculptures, ceramics and limited editions. Find it near the National Museum and Galleries of Wales."

"Located in the Penylan area, Cardiff’s Waterloo Gardens Teahouse offers some of the best international teas in the city and beyond. The owners of this teahouse strive to provide a relaxing, high quality venue. Stocking a large selection of teas, tea connoisseurs will find this teahouse irresistible."

"There are three light, airy floors in this 19th century townhouse to perfectly showcase the Welsh and Wales-based artists featured. It boasts ‘the most important living Welsh artists, including Harry Holland, Sally Moore, Shani Rhys James and Kevin Sinnott’, as well as 20th century Welsh artists Gwen John, Augustus John, Ceri Richards, David Jones, Sir Cedric Morris and more. There are monthly solo exhibitions in the main gallery and a constantly-changing exhibition of paintings, prints and sculpture on the other two gallery floors."

"This lively local is situated just off Albany Road (hence the name) and is popular with born and bred Cardiffians and students alike. Food and drink is cheap and cheerful and it’s a good spot to watch sport on the big screen. It also has one hell of a beer garden which is often heaving on a warm summer evening."

"Roath isn't exactly short of visually stunning businesses, but if you're asking for our top pick, then Blanche Bakery might just take the cake. Much like the Greazy Vegan, this project had rather humble beginnings - but soon enough, this wonderful cottage industry evolved into a fully-operational shop on MacKintosh Place - equipped with the sort of decor you'd expect to find on every influencer's Instagram page. From cruelty-free cupcakes and cookies to cakes the size of your face, Blanche Bakery is a dream come true for vegans in Cardiff."

"If you’re looking to take Instagram pictures then this is THE best place to go, as it was designed for getting likes. From the leafy wall, to the neon sign and the perfectly decorated doughnuts there are so many picture opportunities it’s unreal. Blanche is also vegan so if you have friends with different requirements it’s an easy place to go."

"Everything in this coffee shop is 100% vegan, from drinks to food so you're bound to find something you'll enjoy. However, it's the vegan doughnuts that get customers talking - and you can see why, just look at them. Where: MacKintosh Place, Cardiff"

"At the top of Queen Street in central Cardiff, Café Atma, run by Hare Krishna volunteers, brings light, flavour and peace to a busy spot of the city that's overrun with chain coffee houses. Serving both vegetarian and vegan food, the hot menu includes pies, curries, burgers, wraps and Indian snacks. You can’t ignore the sweet selection, which rotates vegan delights including peanut butter cups, red velvet cake, chocolate and raspberry cake and pastries."