Alexandra Gardens

Alexandra Gardens is a charming park in the heart of Cardiff, named after Queen Alexandra, wife of King Edward VII. Established in 1910, it delights with picturesque gardens full of colorful flowers and majestic trees.

The centerpiece of the park is the war memorial, adding depth to the site and serving as a stirring reminder of the past. Some elements, such as benches, gates and fences, have retained their Edwardian charm, and many plants were planted just before or after World War I.

It's the perfect place for nature lovers - you can spot squirrels and various species of birds, enjoying the tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city.