Cardiff City Hall Collection

Cardiff City Hall
Exterior image of the Cardiff City Hall lit up against a twilight sky. The city hall is an important early example of the Edwardian Baroque style

HRH Princess Diana, The Princess of Wales receives a room full of applause after admission as a Freeman of the City of Cardiff from the Lord Mayor Councillor Ron Watkiss at the ceremony held at City

HRH Princess Diana, The Princess of Wales receives a bible after admission as a Freeman of the City of Cardiff from the Lord Mayor Councillor Ron Watkiss at the ceremony held at City Hall, Cardiff

HRH Princess Diana, The Princess of Wales receives a room full of applause after admission as a Freeman of the City of Cardiff from the Lord Mayor Councillor Ron Watkiss at the ceremony held at City

HRH Princess Diana, The Princess of Wales receives a bible after admission as a Freeman of the City of Cardiff from the Lord Mayor Councillor Ron Watkiss at the ceremony held at City Hall, Cardiff

HRH Princess Diana, The Princess of Wales thanks the city of Cardiff after admission as a Freeman of the City of Cardiff from the Lord Mayor Councillor Ron Watkiss at the ceremony held at City Hall

Councillor Max Phillips, pictured at Cardiff City Hall, today (Thurs) when he was installed as the Rt Honourable The Lord Mayor of the City and County of Cardiff. 15th, May, 1997

American actor Fess Parker, better know as Davy Crockett from the hit Walt Disney film and mini series is pictured with the Lord Mayor of Cardiff

Cardiff City Hall, 2009. Creator: Ethel Davies
Cardiff City Hall, constructed in 1906 and the seat of the citys local government, Cardiff, Wales, UK

Cardiff City Hall
1955: Cardiff City Hall, completed in 1906. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

City Hall in Civic Centre, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom, Europe

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Cardiff City Hall stands as a majestic symbol of history and grandeur in the heart of Wales' capital city. Designed by Ethel Davies and completed in 1906, this architectural masterpiece has witnessed countless significant events throughout its existence. In 2009, Cardiff City Hall became the backdrop for an unforgettable moment when HRH Princess Diana, The Princess of Wales, graced its halls. As she entered the room, applause erupted, filling every corner with admiration for her grace and charm. During her visit, Princess Diana was honored with a bible after being admitted as a Freeman. This gesture showcased the deep respect and appreciation bestowed upon her by the people of Cardiff. Expressing gratitude to the city that welcomed her so warmly, Princess Diana's heartfelt words resonated within Cardiff City Hall's walls. Her presence left an indelible mark on both the building and those fortunate enough to witness this historic occasion. Not only royalty but also notable figures from various walks of life have found themselves within these hallowed halls. Councillor Max Phillips is captured here at Cardiff City Hall – his dedication to public service evident in his demeanor. Even American actor Fess Parker made his mark on this iconic venue during his portrayal of Davy Crockett in Walt Disney's beloved film. His connection to Cardiff City Hall adds another layer to its rich tapestry of stories. Today, Cardiff City Hall continues to stand tall as a testament to timeless beauty and historical significance. Its stunning architecture serves as a reminder that behind these walls lie tales waiting patiently to be discovered by all who enter. Step inside this magnificent structure and let yourself be transported through time.