Timeline of Cardiff History - The Roman Settlement of Cardiff

The Roman Settlement of Cardiff

53: Cardiff was founded by Aulus Didius, the native population called him Didi Gawr.

75: A Roman fort at Cardiff, where Cardiff Castle now is, was established.

380s: The Romans abandoned Cardiff.

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