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"During the year, several activities take place on Weston-super-Mare beach and seafront, including the Pro Nationals, Weston Beach Dash, Weston-super-Mare Air Festival, and music festivals and events that, in the past, included T4 On The Beach, Corona SunSets and South-West Live. In addition to the sand and sea, Weston-super-Mare beach has many typical seaside jobs to offer: donkey trips, children’s trips, the Grand Pier, The Bay Cafe, situated at the once-famous Tropicana Lido that was host to Banksy’s Dismaland show during the summer of 2015, attracting thousands of national and foreign tourists to the area. Weston has plenty of options for teacups, popular fish & chips on the seaside, candy floss, doughnuts and ice cream."

"One of the most visited sandy beaches in the city, the Weston Super has everything that you need for a perfect beach weekend. There is something for everyone at the beach- starting from a pier to donkey rides, a promenade lined with cafes, a long stretch of golden sand, and a pier to relax and watch the picturesque sunset. The beach is a popular...Read more"

"Marine Lake is a small cove at the approach to Knightstone Island, offering a safe location for families with small children. The good thing here is that as the main tide goes out the causeway keeps a small beach with access to the sea. You do not just have to stay on the cove beach but tide permitting you can walk along the Read more…"

"The lake keeps seawater in and thus provides a safe area free from tidal influence. Great for families’ days out with a picnic for lunch. The small beach is kept clean so it is a nice place for the children to paddle and play."

"Sand Bay is a remote sand and shingle beach to the north of a Weston-super-Mare in North Somerset. The beach is backed by grass covered sand dunes and a road. Facilities include parking, cafe, toilets and a number of holiday and caravan parks."

"If you can't wait to get to the beach, you might enjoy a trip to Sand Bay Beach, located 1.9 mi (3 km) from central Weston-super-Mare. If you want to continue walking by the waves, head to Clevedon Beach, Berrow Sands and Ladye Bay."

"This cosy place in the Castle Arcade is a cheese shop, restaurant and deli delivering everything from chutneys to chocolates, but its strongest suit is cheese: 150-odd varieties, with Welsh, French, Italian and Spanish variations especially well represented. But true ‘gastronauts’ (as Madame Fromage calls those with a penchant for its superb produce) should indulge further: at the cheese and wine tasting events or the restaurant. At tables scattered either outside or between treat-stacked shelves, sample a menu featuring cheese and charcuterie platters, perhaps a grilled French goat cheese, or halloumi and chorizo salad; it depends what tantalising fare is in that day."

"A deli and cafe across two facing sites in Castle Arcade, Madame Fromage is a Francophile stalwart whose dedication to serving “real homemade food” is evident from the produce and baking displayed everywhere: dangling from the ceiling, stacked in the windows, in serried ranks in the appetising deli. Its day-time menu focuses on Breton and Welsh dishes, with main courses – such as filled galettes, baked camembert, beouf bourguignon and rarebit – coming in at around £8. However, if you take away, there are generous discounts to be had."

"Housed in a Grade-I listed building, Park House is a fine-dining restaurant which oozes elegance. Enjoy the modern European menu as part of a five- or eight-course tasting menu while taking in the chic surrounds."

"If you are feeling like shopping in one of the many arcades in The Castle Quarter, then head over to Duke Street Arcade. Inside you will find Garlands Coffee, inside you will find photographs from Cardiff’s history along with hand painted murals. This café has been open for over 30 years and serves breakfast seven days a week."

"taken-by=garlandscardiffTraditional Breakfast Located in the Duke Street Arcade and now down Cardiff Bay. They are  best known for their home-baked cakes, along with its more traditional Welsh dishes such as rarebit and cawl and a very hearty cooked breakfast. The perfect way to start your preparations for Wales V Scotland."

"This traditional family-run cafe opened in its present Wyndham Arcade location on St David's Day 1996, after around 15 years in a nearby location. Famed for all-day breakfasts and hot baguettes, it also serves fresh pasta meals, burgers, salads and jacket potatoes. Eat in and take away, and fully licensed."