ROALD DAHL PLASS
Contemporary architecture
5/5
2025
Recommended
2025
Starting from the docks and inaugurated in April 2000, this modern oval square (also known as the Oval Basin) took the name of the writer Roald Dahl, born in Cardiff in 1916 - author of Charlie and La Gruyère. The square is surrounded by light pillars and the end is a metal fountain, Water sculpture, 21 metres high. In summer, this open-air amphitheatre often hosts concerts and cultural events.
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Visited in august 2019
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Incontournable à Cardiff Bay et pour les fans de Torchwood!
Roald Dahl Plas est juste devant le Millennium Centre à Cardiff Bay (donc pas à côté du château comme le montre le plan sur le site du Petit Futé) où l'on peut voir des spectacles et autres comédies musicales. La grande colonne/fontaine est connue comme étant l'entrée secrète du QG de Torchwood dans la série spin-off de Doctor Who, grand classique de la science-fiction britannique. Les studios de la BBC ne sont d'ailleurs pas très loin
