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Location Guide for Cardiff University Map 4 University and City Centre Additional Street Information Index All Nations Centre B7 89 Adam Street F2 Albany Road F5 British Council E3 53 Allensbank Road D7 Motorpoint Arena E1 84 Australia Road B6 Basil Place E4 Central Library E1 80 Birchwood Lane F7 Central Police Station D3 54 Birchwood Road F7 City Hall D3 55 Boulevard de Nantes D3 MAP 5 Braeval Street E5 Coach Station D1 86 Brandreth Road E7 Law Courts D3 56 Bridge Street E2 Brydges Place D4 Post Office: Queens Bute Street E1 Arcade D2 71 Bute Terrace E1 Temple of Peace D3 36 Canada Road C6 Castle Street D2 University of Cathays Terrace D5 Wales Registry D3 51 Cathedral Road B3 Royal Welsh College Catherine Street D4 Central Link F1 of Music and Drama C3 48 Charles Street E2 Welsh Government Churchill Way E2 Offices D4 29 City Road E4 Clare Street C1 Map 2 D2 Welsh Assembly 96 Claude Road F5 Coburn Street E4 Hospital Cogan Terrace D4 University Hospital Accident College Road D3 and Emergency Unit C7 1 Colum Drive D4 Colum Road C4 Attractions Colum Place C5 Cardiff Bay Corbett Road D4 Visitor Centre Map 2 D2 96 Cottrell Road F5 Cowbridge Road East A2 D2 Cardiff Castle 64 Crown Way C6 Llandaff Cathedral Map 2 B4 90 Crwys Road D5 Custom House Street E1 National Museum Dalcross Street E5 Cardiff D3 52 Dalton Street D5 Techniquest Map 2 C2 94 Daviot Street E5 Despenser Street C2 Theatres Duke Street D2 New Theatre E3 61 Dumfries Place E3 East Grove F3 Sherman Theatre E3 40 Excelsior Way A6 Chapter Arts Centre A2 62 Fairoak Road D6 Fanny Street D5 Concert Halls Fitzalan Place F2 St David’s Hall D2 76 Fitzhamon Emb C2 University Buildings Fitzroy Street E4 University Concert Hall C4 19 Flora Street D5 Halls of Residence Wales Millennium Gordon Road E3 Centre Map 2 D2 96 Glossop Road F3 Shopping Area Glynrhondda Street E4 Pedestrianised Shopping Area Cinemas Greyfriars Road D2 Harriet Street E4 Cineworld E2 83 P University Car Parks Hayes Bridge Road E1 Odeon Map 2 D2 92 Herbert Street E1 P Public Car Parks Vue D1 99 High Street D2 CardiffWest Park and Ride Hill’s Street E2 Bus Stop Sport King Edward VII Ave D3 Kingsway D2 Athletic Stadium Map 2 B3 88 Cardiff East Park and Ride Lake Road East E7 Bus Stop Cardiff Blues RFC A1 78 Lake Road West E7 Leckwith Road A1 Cardiff City FC A1 87 Llanbleddian Gardens E4 Cardiff RFC D2 78 Llandaff Road A3 Cardiff Tennis Club D3 57 Llandough Street D4 Llantwit Street E3 Glamorgan County Lower Cathedral Road C2 Cricket Club B3 32 Lowther Road E4 Maindy Athletic Stadium/ Mackintosh Place E6 Maindy Road D4 Swimming Pool C5 6 Mary Ann Street E2 Millennium Stadium D1 81 May Street D5 Mill Lane E1 Welsh Institute of Sport C3 44 Minny Street D5 Shopping Miskin Street E4 Moira Place F2 Capitol Centre E2 68 Monthermer Road E6 Castle Arcade D2 72 Moy Road E5 Mundy Place D4 Central Market D2 75 Museum Avenue D3 Queen’s Arcade D2 71 Museum Place E3 Queen’s West D2 65 Neville Street C2 New Zealand Road C6 Royal Arcade D1 82 Newfoundland Road B6 St David’s Centre E2 73 Newport Road F3 Ninian Road E6 Ninian Park Road B1 North Road C5 Residences Park Place D4 Aberconway Hall C4 12 Penarth Road D1 Penylan Road F6 Aberdare Hall and Plasnewydd Road F4 Meeting Rooms C4 22 Queen Street E2 Cartwright Court E6 4 Rhymney Street E4 Rhymney Terrace E5 Colum Hall C4 13 Richards Street E5 Richmond Road E4 Gordon Hall E3 43 Ruthin Gardens D4 Hodge Hall D4 17 Salisbury Road E4 Schooner Way F1 Liberty House D7 98 Senghennydd Road D4 Roy Jenkins Hall D5 8 Severn Grove A3 Severn Road A2 Senghennydd Court E3 47 St Andrew’s Place E3 Senghennydd Hall E3 46 St John Street D2 St Mary Street D1 Talybont Nort h/ South B6 5 St Peter’s Street F3 Talybont Court B5 7 Station Terrace E2 Strathnairn Street F5 University Hall and Stuttgart Strasse E3 Conference Centre F7 2 The Friary D2 The Hayes E2 The Parade F3 The Walk F3 Libraries Thesiger Street E4 Aberconway C5 11 Tudor Street C1 Arts & Social Studies D4 18 Ty Draw Road F6 Ty Gwyn Road F7 Bute & Architecture D3 45 Tyndall Street F1 Julian Hodge Study Centre C4 14 Wellfield Road F5 Law D4 18 Wellington Street B2 West Grove E3 Legal Practice Library D4 28 Westgate Street D2 Music D4 22 Whitchurch Road D6 Windsor Place E3 Biomedical Sciences D4 35 Windsor Road F2 Science D3 39 Wood Street D1 Senghennydd E3 42 Woodville Road D5 Working Street D2 Trevithick E3 58 Wyverne Road E4 029 2087 4000 Map 5 Cathays Park Campus (Map 4) Tel Switchboard: Heath Park Campus Aberconway Building C5 11 Day Care Services D3 41 History, Archaeology Optometry and Social Sciences D4, E3, D3 *, E3 * ARCCA C3 33 Deri House E3 60 and Religion D4 16 Vision Sciences D4 15 31 42 4 9 50 Architecture D3 45 Development and Human Resources F3 66 Pharmacy and Sports Alumni Relations E3 60 Pharmaceutical Sciences C3 33 • Fitness and Squash Centre D4 34 Biosciences D4, D3 35 39 IT Services D3 41 • Llanrumney Sports Fields Business School C5 11 Earth and Ocean Sciences D3 39 Physics and Astronomy E3 58 International Office E3 60 Map 2, E5 Eastgate House F3 59 Planning Division F3 66 Bute Building D3 45 John Percival Building D4 16 • Talybont Sports Engineering E3 58 Careers Service D4 31 Planning and Geography D3 49 Training Village B6 3 English Communication Journalism, Media and * Centre for Advanced Studies Psychology D4, D4* 25 27 Student Recruitment and and Philosophy D4 16 Cultural Studies D3 45 in the Social Sciences D3 41 Purchasing F3 66 Web Division E3 60 Estates Division F3 66 Julian Hodge Building C4 14 Centre for Professional Student Support Centre D4 31 * Queen’s Buildings E3 58 Legal Studies D4 28 European Languages, Law D4, D4* 24 28 Translation and Politics D4 24 Redwood Building C3 33 Students’ Union D3 38 Chaplaincy C4, D4 10 26 Lifelong Learning E3 42 D4 * Eye Clinic D4 15 Registry F3 66 Tower Building 27 Chemistry D3*, E3 39 50 Main Building D3 39 Finance Division F3 66 Research and Commercial Trevithick Building E3 58 Communications and International Mathematics E3 42 Division F3 66 Relations Division E3 60 Glamorgan Building D3 49 Welsh D4 16 McKenzie House F3 66 Computer Science Graduate Centre D3 38 Residences and Catering B6 3 Welsh Centre for Pharmacy * & Informatics E3 58 Graduate Schools D4 31 Music D4, D4* 20 2 3 Security Centre D4 35 Professional Education C4 21 CUBRIC D4 30 Health Centre D4 37 Nursing and Midwifery F3 59 Sir Martin Evans Building D4 35 * Indicates main site Heath Park Campus (Map 5) The University shares the Heath Park Campus with the University Hospital of Wales (UHW). Brecknock House 101 Denbigh House 105 IV Lounge 122 NHS Liaison Unit 103 Student Support Centre 103 Cancer Genetics Building 121 Dental School/Hospital 106 Medical School 110 Nursing & Midwifery 116 Tenovus Building 118 Cardiff Medicentre 102 Glamorgan House 107 Monmouth House 111 Pembroke House 113 Tyˆ Dewi Sant Building 116 Cardigan House 103 Healthcare Studies 116 Neuadd Meirionnydd 122 Postgraduate Medical and Tyˆ Maeth 119 Carmarthen House 104 Henry Wellcome Building 108 Michael Griffith Dental Education 122 Wales Heart Cochrane Building 115 Institute of Medical Genetics 109 Resource Centre 114 Sports & Social Club 117 Research Institute 120.
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