Cardiff castle
| Wales is in the South West of the United Kingdom. |
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The flag's colours of the Welsh flag are green, white and a red dragon. |
| Cardiff is the capital of Wales. In the centre of Cardiff is a beautiful castle - the Cardiff castle. |
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The Cardiff castle was built in the 11th century on top of a Roman fort. The Roman fort is almost 2000 years old and was built in the 3rd century. |
| In Welsh Cardiff means "the fort of Didius" it was named by Aulus Didius the roman general. |
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During the Second World War, Welsh people hid in the Cardiff castle's underground tunnels from the German bombs. |
| The castle is home to several peacocks. |
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Now the Cardiff castle is mostly used for concerts and tourists to look inside the castle that was from the medieval times (the medieval times started from the 5th century to the 15th century). |
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