Cardiff Castle, at the heart of Wales’ capital, spans over 2,000 years—from Roman fort to Norman stronghold and Victorian Gothic fantasy. Built by FitzHamon, expanded by Marcher lords, and lavishly remodelled by the Marquess of Bute and William Burges, it remains one of Wales’ most visited and evocative castles.
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