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Wales is a country within the United Kingdom, bordered by England to the east and the Celtic Sea and Irish Sea to the west. Cardiff, its capital city, experiences a maritime climate with mild temperatures averaging 11°C (52°F) annually and rainfall throughout the year. The city's landscape features a coastal plain surrounded by hills, with the Bristol Channel defining its southern edge. Cardiff Bay, once the world's largest coal-exporting port, powered the industrial revolution and shaped global maritime trade. During the Victorian era, this bustling port helped make Cardiff the world's biggest coal-exporting hub, connecting Wales to the far corners of the world. A century later, following the decline of the coal industry, this historic waterfront has transformed into a vibrant cultural and leisure destination. On our virtual walking tour, we'll discover, live, the striking evolution of Cardiff Bay. Let's explore the area where coal dockers once toiled, now home to the Wales Millennium Centre's distinctive copper dome and the Senedd, seat of the Welsh Parliament. We'll learn about the engineering marvel of the Cardiff Bay Barrage, which created a freshwater lake from the former tidal bay, and visit local landmarks that tell the story of Cardiff's maritime heritage. We will discuss how this area's transformation reflects Wales's journey from industrial powerhouse to modern cultural capital. $79 for each additional screen (does not apply to corporate customers.) * This tour is not designed for our corporate customers. For our corporate programs and rates, please contact hello@discover.live for more information.