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[ singing continues ] - wales is the castle capital of the world. - there's tons of castles. - and you can explore the castles and the tradition that goes along with them as well as roman history... - it's the colosseum. - and the more recent mining history. although the area surrounding the capital city of cardiff is filled with ruins and museums, the streets here have the cosmopolitan feel of a big city with lots of modern architecture and sculptures. explore cardiff and head north into the wilds of the countryside in... both: travel with kids: wales. female announcer: this program is made possible by sears vacations, the official sponsor of family fun. plan your next family vacation at:

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