Queen Street

...make. Head straight on into Queen St. the pedestrianised shopping heart of the city or turn right into the Hayes. It’s closing in on lunchtime, so we decide to head for the Hayes, with its outdoor café and people watching opportunities. After a pleasant lunch we wander around the Hayes, popping for a while into Waterstones Bookstore and Habitat before making our way past the second branch of Waterstones into the Queens arcade. Here we buy a ...
...arcade we find ourselves on Queen St again. A quick look in Gap, then it’s on to Boots, HMV, the largest branch of Dixons in the country, Monsoon, WH Smiths, Next, Racing Green, Marks & Spencers, Anne Summers, Thorntons (for that gift for granny) and Austin Reed. We saved Austin Reed for last, because we can walk through it and into the Capitol arcade. In this two level arcade we find the Gadget Shop, H&M, a jewellery shop, Virgin, another ...

bridgendboy 16.07.2002 · Read full review
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Queen Street is the centre of Cardiff city. It's very accessible with car parking available (for a small fee)near Hypervalue, or you can reach it using public transport - the bus stops just around the corner from it near Cardiff Castle, Queen Street train station is also just round the corner. Basically its a street with shops, restaurants, banks, fast food places, offices on both sides. In the summer it has rides for children and street acts. You ...
...for disabled people with disbaled toilets, wide opening doors and ground level seating) or further up the street there is Burger King (not really accessible for disabled people - upstairs toilets narrow doors) Overall, Queen Street is a great place to shop, with a variety of places to go. ...

whydontudropdead 08.06.2001 · Read full review
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