Best Shopping Malls in Lift Services (South Wales) Ltd Area

"Tear yourself away from your idyllic surroundings and head towards St Davids, 1 hour from Cardigan or 2 hours 30 minutes from Machynlleth. The visual feast continues as you enter your second National Park and drive through stunning landscapes to reach Britain’s smallest city. Named after Wales’ patron saint, St Davids has long been a sacred city – at one time it was said that ‘two pilgrimages to St Davids is equal to one to Rome’. Today, this part of Wales is as much a pilgrimage for thrill-seekers as it is for those looking to visit the city’s impressive Cathedral and Bishop’s Palace."

"Set in an iconic building, with stunning views across Cardiff Bay, the 5-star voco - St David's Cardiff features a luxury spa, stylish bedrooms and an innovative restaurant and a bar. Mermaid Quay is a 5-minute walk away. The sumptuous bedrooms at voco - St David's Cardiff feature luxury bathrooms, whilst some also have a private balcony."

"There are over 150 shops to choose from at St Davids Shopping Centre in Cardiff. It has everything you could hope for on a nice day out, for shopping, dining, and entertainment with the family. It attracts over 40 million shoppers a year with some of the biggest names in fashion, jewellery, and food."

"Home to Wally's Delicatessen and Kaffehaus, Scribbler, Fresh Baguette, Pen and Paper, Keep the Faith Social Club barber and tattoo studio and Uncommon Ground coffee house - the Royal Arcade is bursting with independents and great places to grab a lunch or coffee. Yankeefan730 said on TripAdvisor: "One could spend hours wandering around the Royal Arcade, just one of many such shopping experiences in central Cardiff. Delightful shops, great range of products, something no visitor to Cardiff should miss.". Laurie C agreed: "This arcade is a really nice to walk around. It contains a great variety of cute shops, cafés, etc. Any visitors to Cardiff should definitely pay this place to visit."

"This stunning arcade dates back to 1885 and is the city’s oldest remaining arcade. The Royal Arcade is not one to disappoint. You can find an array of local, independently owned welsh shops here including Cardiff’s Antiques Centre, the Pen and Paper, Van and Dal Co., and Sobeys."

"Simultaneously flying the flag for both Cardiff’s coffee craze and it’s vinyl obsession is Outpost, inside indie urban market The Castle Emporium which as if the setting wasn’t hip enough, sells you old 45’s and coffee and sends someone to deliver it to you by bicycle. Not sure how that works, as every time I’ve tried to combine coffee and cycling I’ve failed miserably. Oh no wait it’s just the records they deliver, you’ll have to go into the Emporium for the drinks."

"With nearly 200 years of experience of welcoming holiday makers, its small wonder Weston remains as much of a magnet for visitors, as it always has. Weston boasts a beautiful promenade, stretching for 1 1/4 miles along the sandy beach. Break your walk by visiting Sea Life Centre, Grand Pier and Marine Lake (boating and paddling)."

"Some of Cardiff’s best independent stores can be found inside the beautiful Victorian and Edwardian Arcades which are dotted around the city centre. These architectural gems are one of the features that makes Cardiff special and are a wonderful place to take pictures. Head to the balcony in the Castle Arcade for a unique vantage point, and don’t forget to point your lens at the stunning curves of the Morgan Arcade’s ceiling."

"Mermaid Quay and Cardiff Bay itself are so breathtakingly beautiful locations. It is such a chic and cosmopolitan atmosphere, with plenty to do such as the Welsh Millenium Centre, some of the restaurants along the strip such as Nandos, and Zizzi’s, The Everyman Cinema for the perfect screenings, and the Glee – Cardiff’s first comedy club. Cardiff Bay being such a large waterfront allows for many visitors and has a lot of boat trips and cultural attractions to be enjoyed here, as a student."

"The town centre Italian Gardens are ideal for picnic lunches, playing games and having a quick break from a busy shopping day."

"Jill’s Garden holds a special place in the hearts of all Westonians. It was designed and built by television’s Ground Force team in memory of Jill Dando, Weston’s favourite daughter. The former golden girl of BBC television grew up in Weston, went to school here and cut her teeth as a reporter on the Weston Mercury."

"Jill’s Garden holds a special place in the hearts of all Westonians. It was designed and built by television’s Ground Force team in memory of Jill Dando, Weston’s favourite daughter. The former golden girl of BBC television grew up in Weston, went to school here and cut her teeth as a reporter on the Weston Mercury."

"If you're interested in sports, try to take in a rugby match at the nearby Principality Stadium at Cardiff Arms Park. And if that's not possible - the Welsh take their rugby seriously, so matches often sell out (especially international matches) - at least opt for a tour of this state-of-the-art stadium. Highlights of an informative organized tour include behind-the-scenes peeks into the national rugby team's change rooms and the tunnels that lead to the pitch, as well as the VIP and press facilities."

"Quite possibly the best place to watch rugby in the world, the stadium is coming a Welsh sporting icon in its own right. Though some will argue it is not technically a building it is the tallest structure in Cardiff."