What in Cardiff ?

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1. Starting off at the Central Bus Station in Cardiff City Centre, walk north up Westgate Street for two or three minutes, you'll see a famous sporting venue. What is it? Millennium Stadium St Helen's Wembley Stadium Lord's Cricket Ground

2. Continue walking north up Westgate Street, turn right at the top of the road, and you'll see a massive structure in front of you, some of it dating back to Roman times. What is it? Cardiff Castle Cardiff Cathedral The Roman Baths Welsh Assembly Buildings

3. Continue northward, up North Road - and you'll soon pass the "Alma Mater" of one of Wales' most popular contemporary stars. Where was Sir Anthony Hopkins educated? The Welsh College of Music and Drama RADA Wales Cardiff University The Old Vic

4. Carry on up North Road, and a mile or so later, you'll see a sports complex which hosted numerous events at a famous sports festival. What event do we primarily associate with Maindy Stadium? 1999 Cricket World Cup 1966 Football World Cup 1958 Empire and Commonwealth Games 1948 Olympic Games

5. Carry on for another 2-3 minutes travelling north, and another large complex will appear on your right. A very important building for the people of Cardiff - what is it? Welsh Laverbread Processing Plant Brains Brewery University Hospital Wales Peters Pie Factory

6. Just beyond the Heath, you'll start to see some hills appearing - and if you look closely, you'll see something that looks as if it's popped up straight out of the pages of a fairy story - what can you see? Princess of Wales' Palace Castell Coch Laverbread Fountain Glyndwr's Spear

7. Turn west, pass through Whitchurch, and then turn south and pass through another village, cross the Taff at Glantaf School (where the actor Ioan Gruffudd and TV Presenter Gethin Jones were educated), and you'll come to the Welsh HQ of a famous British institution. Whose HQ are you looking at? Welsh Beefeater's Palace ITV Wales BBC Wales Crufts Wales

8. Heading back towards the city centre, you'll very quickly see a large spire dominating the horizon. To which edifice does this spire belong ? Glamorgan Abbey Wales Abbey Llandaff Cathedral Cardiff Cathedral

9. Carry on to Canton, and you'll come across the home of the Capital City's Football (soccer) team, Cardiff City. What is the name of the ground that they have occupied since 1910? Bute Park The Dragon's Lair The Arms Park Ninian Park

10. Heading back to the City Centre, we're almost back to where we started, but one last sporting stop. Within sight of our first destination, we walk up the banks of the Taff a short while, pass the Welsh Institute of Sport, and the excellent "Mochyn Du" pub, and we come to the SWALEC Stadium. What sport is played there? Rugby Sheep Rustling Ice Hockey Cricket