It's the 12th most-visited city in Britain for overnight stays. Many people are missing out on a great place to live and visit.

I've lived in Cardiff for nearly 30 years. It has a lot to offer, including culture and pretty suburbs. Cardiff is one of the greenest cities in the UK and very walkable.

Cardiff is consistently ranked among the greenest cities in the UK and Europe.

A path runs along a canal in Cardiff Castle grounds.

Cardiff's green spaces are amazing. You can walk from the city centre to the outskirts without leaving a park or nature reserve.

Blossom trees bloom in Bute Park with Cardiff Castle in the background.

In spring, blossom trees are beautiful. In summer, you can play cricket or tennis.

Bute Park is a large public park with views of Cardiff city centre.

Cefn Onn Park and Forest Farm are other great green spaces in Cardiff.

St Fagans National Museum of History is a unique museum like a rural village.

St Fagans National Museum of History is an interesting place to visit.

The museum has a 17th century farmhouse, an 18th century chapel, and more.

Cardiff is a very walkable city with many green spaces and a beautiful seafront.

Historic buildings like the pierhead building and Norwegian church still exist in Cardiff Bay.

Cardiff Bay was once a neglected area but is now a major draw.

You can walk the length of the barrage in Cardiff Bay.

The suburb of Pontcanna is a lovely area with pubs, cafes, and restaurants.

Pontcanna has a concentration of welcoming pubs and restaurants.

Cardiff has seen a revolution in food and drink in recent years.

There are many great places to eat in Cardiff, including Michelin-starred restaurants.

The food at Michelin-starred restaurant Gorse is amazing.

Mesen is a small plates restaurant in the Rhiwbina area of Cardiff.

Thomas is a great restaurant in Pontcanna.

The Victoria Park area has many great food options, including Let Them See Cake and Hiraeth.

The Welsh Cheese Company has delicious food.

Cardiff has a strong Italian restaurant culture and great Indian restaurants.

Pasture serves the best steak in the city, while Parallel is also excellent.

Ya Souvlaki in Cardiff Market serves delicious Greek wraps.

Cardiff Market is a great place to try street food.

While Cardiff may not have famous tourist attractions, it has plenty of great things to see.

Cardiff Castle is a must-visit attraction in the heart of the city.

The Norman keep at the heart of Cardiff Castle is impressive.

Inside, the castle is lavishly decorated.

The Principality Stadium is an amazing sporting arena and concert venue.

Few sporting arenas can match the Principality Stadium for atmosphere.

The stadium is in the heart of the city, making it easy for visiting fans to access.

Cardiff has its fair share of chain stores, but its Victorian arcades are unique.

Cardiff's Victorian arcades are packed with independent shops and places to eat.

Castell Coch is a fairy tale castle on the outskirts of the city.

Castell Coch is a great place to visit.

If you're willing to travel, you can see beautiful scenery in Wales.

Cardiff is the capital of Wales, with a distinct culture and language.

The city's history is fascinating, with many interesting stories to discover.

If you visit Cardiff Market, you're walking where people were once hanged and burned at the stake.

As a large city, Cardiff has many places to stay, including luxury hotels.

The Voco St David's hotel is a luxury hotel and spa on the waterfront.

The Parkgate Hotel is the city's newest luxury hotel, with opulent rooms and a sophisticated restaurant.