The Cardiff Bay Railway Station is a Grade II* Listed building, and was built for the historic Taff Vale Railway (TVR) in 1843 and extended in 1860. It was from near this site that the very first train in South Wales ran in October 1840, when the TVR opened the line to Abercynon.
The Cardiff Bay Railway Station is a Grade II* Listed building constructed for the Taff Vale Railway (TVR) in 1843 and expanded in 1860. The first train in South Wales ran near this site in October 1840, marking the opening of TVR's Abercynon line.