Buildings
| Grade 2 & 2* listed buildings in Cathays Park | |
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| Buildings and structures | Listed building status |
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| Biosciences and Tower Building | No listing |
| Bute Building | Grade 2 |
| Cardiff Central Police Station | No listing |
| Cardiff Crown Court | Grade 1 |
| Cardiff Law School | No listing |
| Cardiff University | Grade 2* |
| City Hall | Grade 1 |
| Crown Building of the Welsh Government | Grade 2 |
| Glamorgan Building (former Glamorgan County Council building) | Grade 1 |
| Hut in Gorsedd Gardens | Grade 2 |
| National Museum and Gallery of Wales | Grade 1 |
| Public conveniences on Museum Avenue | Grade 2 |
| Redwood Building (Welsh School of Pharmacy) | No listing |
| Temple of Peace | Grade 2 |
| University of Wales, Registry | Grade 2 |
| Welsh National War Memorial | Grade 2* |
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