As the temperature drops the trees start to change colour. Here in Bute Park, Cardiff the trees put on a spectacular show of colour.
The park was the original grounds of Cardiff Castle, stretching along the River Taff towards Llandaff. In 1947 the Castle and park were handed over to the City by the 3rd Marquess of Bute whose family had owned the castle.
It is now very popular with residents and tourists alike. You can enter the next to the castle and enjoy over 100 acres of park, playing fields and sports pitches. There are two cafes in the park to stop and enjoy a cup of tea and enjoy the colours.
