Cardiff has seen multiple changes in the last two decades. Large areas of Wales's capital city have been redeveloped, high-rise apartments and other tall buildings have transformed the city centre and the Cardiff Bay area, new shopping centres have been built, and the city has become a popular tourist destination. Author and photographer Chris Hunt has photographed Cardiff from the top of many of its tall buildings and here presents a fresh perspective on how much the city has changed over recent decades, revealing the evolving cityscape from above.
From its iconic landmarks and historic buildings to new developments, these rooftop views show readers a fascinating perspective on Cardiff's rich and varied heritage allied to the present-day vibrant city.
| ISBN: | 9781398127623 |
| Publication date: | 15th July 2026 |
| Author: | Chris Hunt |
| Publisher: | Amberley Publishing |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 96 pages |
| Genres: |
Local and family history, nostalgia Local history |
Cardiff has seen multiple changes in the last two decades. Large areas of Wales's capital city have been redeveloped, high-rise apartments and other tall buildings have transformed the city centre and the Cardiff Bay area, new shopping centres have been built, and the city has become a popular tourist destination. Author and photographer Chris Hunt has photographed Cardiff from the top of many of its tall buildings and here presents a fresh perspective on how much the city has changed over recent decades, revealing the evolving cityscape from above.
From its iconic landmarks and historic buildings to new developments, these rooftop views show readers a fascinating perspective on Cardiff's rich and varied heritage allied to the present-day vibrant city.
Cardiff From the Rooftops features in the following genres: Local and family history, nostalgia, Local history
Cardiff From the Rooftops is available in Paperback
Cardiff From the Rooftops was written by Chris Hunt and published by Amberley Publishing
Cardiff From the Rooftops has 96 pages
£14.39