• Cardiff Castle - Cardiff Castle stands as the centerpiece of the city and marks the historical origin of Cardiff. It has occasionally appeared in Doctor Who, from “Rebel Flesh” in Series 6 to “Heaven Sent” in Series 10, and even represents the Great Wall of China.
• City Hall - Cardiff City Hall has become one of the most frequently used buildings in Doctor Who in recent years, serving as various locations from the White House to the Shadow Proclamation.
• National Museum Cardiff - Possibly the most utilized building in modern Doctor Who, the National Museum of Wales often, and fittingly, portrays a museum on numerous occasions.
• Cardiff University - The Main Building of Cardiff University has appeared sporadically over the years but becomes a regular feature as St. Luke’s University in Series 10. Additionally, the Glamorgan Building of Cardiff University is one of the most frequently filmed locations in Doctor Who history.
• Temple of Peace and Health - From a Pompeiian temple to Nazi Germany, Cardiff’s Temple of Peace is a staple of the early years of NuWho, particularly its iconic Marble Hall.
• The Friary - This unassuming side street in central Cardiff plays a larger role in Doctor Who than one might expect, especially in a couple of well-known and significant stories from Series 3.
• Principality Stadium - Wales’ modern iconic landmark has also played a role in Doctor Who history, although usually not as a stadium. The Principality has been featured over the years, along with the surrounding streets, including Quay St and Westgate St.
• Westgate Street - Westgate St is home to one of the most famous streets from Doctor Who’s time in Cardiff. A key sequence from “Face the Raven” takes place unexpectedly in central Cardiff.
• Saint Mary Street - Cardiff’s central nightlife strip has appeared consistently over the years, from early Christmas specials like “Runaway Bride” to the present day in “The Church on Road Road.”
• HOUSE OF FRASER - The former House of Fraser, or even older Howell’s Department Store, has been a regular feature in Doctor Who, from the first episode in 2005, “Rose,” to the most recent stories.
• St John The Baptist City Parish Church - Finally, we conclude in the town center at St. John the Baptist Church, which features one of Cardiff’s most unexpected hidden decorations.

• References from up to 75 Episodes
• Native English Speaking Private Guide
• Scenes and locations from every series and Doctor since 2005

• Gratuities
• Snacks
• Bottled water

Since its revival in 2005, Cardiff has been the central hub for modern Doctor Who. Whether the setting is Victorian London, World War II Berlin, or contemporary Washington DC, Cardiff consistently plays a role. Participate in this two-hour tour of Cardiff city center to explore locations and landmarks featured in up to 75 episodes across 25 filming sites from every series and Doctor of NuWho.

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