easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; mostly flat paved paths requiring moderate stamina.
Walk the iconic locations of Doctor Who in Cardiff Bay with Brit Movie Tours. See the settings behind unforgettable scenes and dive into the city’s sci-fi legacy on this private guided tour.
For all ages • 2 hours • Small group!
Embark on the Doctor Who Cardiff Bay Walking Tour, a thrilling journey through iconic filming locations from the beloved series. Discover the vibrant Cardiff Bay, including Roald Dahl Plass and the Senedd, while reliving memorable scenes. Perfect for Whovians, this tour offers unique photo opportunities and a chance to connect with the show's legacy.
2 hours
The Doctor Who Cardiff Bay Walking Tour is a must for any fan of the iconic British sci-fi series. This vibrant area of Cardiff has been a central hub for the show’s production since its 2005 revival, making it a treasure trove of memorable scenes and landmarks that will delight Whovians of all ages.
The tour will start just outside the entrance to the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff Bay where scenes from New Earth, The Girl Who Waited, The Sound of Drums, and Vincent and the Doctor have featured. You’ll immediately recognize Roald Dahl Plass, an expansive public plaza that has frequently doubled as the entrance to the underground Torchwood Hub. This spot is synonymous with thrilling chases and pivotal moments from both Doctor Who and its spin-off, Torchwood.
As you stroll along the waterfront, your guide will point scenes from numerous Doctor Who episodes. The Senedd, home to the Welsh Parliament, boasts a futuristic design that has made it a perfect backdrop for alien invasions and political intrigue including its big role in “The Lazarus Experiment”.
The tour will take in the exterior of the BBC Studios at Roath Lock which has been home to the show since 2005.
The tour covers paved public plazas and waterfront paths; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable.
Unique photo ops abound, from Roald Dahl Plass to the Senedd’s futuristic architecture.
Weather in Cardiff can change rapidly; dress in layers and consider waterproof gear.
The tour meets outside the Wales Millennium Centre; arrive 10 minutes ahead to avoid missing the start.
Cardiff Bay transformed from an industrial dockland into a cultural hotspot, playing a key role in the revitalization of South Wales in the 1990s and beyond.
The bay area supports sustainable urban development with green spaces and pedestrian-friendly pathways to minimize environmental impact.
Ensures ease and safety on urban paved surfaces.
Protects against Cardiff’s frequent rain and wind.
spring|fall|winter specific
Captures iconic filming locations and cityscapes.
Allows you to adjust to rapidly changing weather.
spring|fall|winter specific