things to do in Cardiff with the Kids this Easter
Do you need some ideas to keep the children occupied during the Easter Holidays? Find out what’s on for kids in Cardiff this Easter!
To help families make the most of their Easter holidays, Foster Wales Cardiff has come up with some ideas to help keep the kids amused, without breaking the bank.
We’ve found lots of family fun happening this Holidays, that kids will love – and so will your purse. From indoor options to the great outdoors, there’s plenty of fun to be had by all this Easter in Cardiff.
holiday fun at Cardiff Castle
Entertain the family and enjoy the immersive family attraction, ‘Black Tower Tales’ that brings a turbulent period of Welsh history to life, where you will discover the story of Local Welsh hero Llywelyn Bren’s medieval struggle against the oppressive Sherriff of Glamorgan.
Black Tour Tales can be purchased at the Ticket Office with a General Admission ticket. More information here.
a day out at techniquest
You’ll find all kinds of amazing machines and curious contraptions to explore, with over 100 hands-on exhibits set across two floors.
This Easter holidays, there will be a new live science show ‘Flower and Eggs’. Join one of techniquest’s eggs-cellent presenters as they hatch a show full of fascinating facts and dynamic demos.
Holiday sessions tend to fill up quickly, so please make sure you book ahead here
visit St Fagons National Museum of History
St Fagans National Museum of History has been Wales’s most popular heritage attraction for many years. This museum holds a special place in the hearts of the people of Wales because it is a people’s museum, where you can explore history together through people’s everyday lives.
Join in with the annual Easter trail this year for a fun-filled adventure. You will need to solve riddles and uncover clues, before embarking on a hunt to find the brightly coloured Easter eggs hidden around the Museum. The trail will run from 12th – 21st April.
Book your tickets here Easter Trail: St Fagans
discover a mammoth at the National Museum
Check out National Museum Cardiff’s latest resident which has been unveiled a three-meter-tall, five-meter-long 3D-printed woolly mammoth skeleton in its Main Hall, offering visitors a unique opportunity to appreciate the size and history of these ancient creatures.
With free admission and a variety of engaging exhibitions, the museum provides an enriching experience for all visitors.
