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Temple of Peace and Health

Name: Temple of Peace and Health
Address: King Edward VII Avenue, Cardiff, CF103AP, GB
Telephone: +442920228549
Price range: £
Rating: 5

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Temple of Peace and Health A prestigious venue in the heart of Cardiff, with Marble Hall, Committee Room and Council Chamber for hire.

In the heart of Cardiff’s Civic Centre, the Temple of Peace is an ideal location for conferences, wedding receptions, meetings, exhibitions, filimings, parties, mendhis, lectures, training and workshops, and other events and celebrations. The Temple of Peace and Health is a Grade II listed building in the heart of Cardiff, surrounded by beautiful architecture and attractive city parks and gardens.

A historic and internationally renowned building, the Temple of Peace has hosted United Nations and peace events for many years, one of the highlights being a visit by Desmond Tutu. It has also attracted use for film and TV locations such as for His Dark Materials and was used by the BBC to film episodes of Doctor Who, Sherlock and Casualty. Grass areas are available around the building where marquees can be erected, plus there is disability and wheelchair access. This venue's stunning architecture is unforgettable and accentuated by its fantastic location in Cardiff's Civic Centre. The Temple of Peace is easily accessible from the city centre, close to local transport links, accommodation options and Cardiff Registry Office. We have the Marble Hall for hire, which seats up to 200 theatre or 160 cabaret, as well as the smaller committee room and Council Chamber.

16/03/2025

💖 Last-Minute Wedding Offer – Summer 2025

Save £100 on weekday wedding ceremonies at the Temple of Peace!

£750 venue hire (was £850) for marble hall ceremonies Monday–Thursday in July or August 2025.

By celebrating your wedding with us, you’ll also be supporting

Enquire now for availability: [email protected]

01/03/2025

Repost from who created the stunning bouquet 💐
Photo by the fab

Such a beautiful moment from the engagement and civil ceremony of and Sunny last September.

Get in touch if you’re looking for a unique wedding venue in Cardiff - [email protected]

23/01/2025

Join us on Tuesday the 11th February 2025 to donate blood at the Temple of Peace. Clickable link in our bio.

❤️ The Welsh Blood Service needs 350 donors to come forward every single day to supply hospitals in Wales.
Book your lifesaving donation at https://wbs.wales/TempleOfPeace

❤️ Mae Gwasaneth Gwaed Cymru angen 350 o roddwyr I ddod ymlaen bob dydd er mwyn cyflenwi gwaed I ysbytai yng Nghymru.
Gwnewch apwyntiad i roi rhodd achub bywyd yn https://wbs.wales/TempleOfPeace

12/01/2025

A candlelit proposal in the marble hall, what a perfect way to start 2025 💍💍
Congratulations and Joe, we’re so happy to have been included in this special moment.

20/12/2024

The Temple of Peace will be closed from the 22nd December until the 5th January so our venue team can take a well deserved break.

We’ve had another wonderful year with so many beautiful weddings, thought provoking meetings and transformative film sets.

Always incredibly grateful for the support that we receive from our venue customers that helps the important work of keep going.

Wishing you all a restful festive break and look forward to seeing you in the new year 🎉

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14/11/2024

2nd December, 7.30pm
Bringing together local activists Cardiff is hosting Led By Donkeys. Event comprises a panel discussion with audio-visual illustration, book signing and talk.

The event will take place around the publication of their new book LED BY DONKEYS: Adventures in Art, Activism and Accountability which was published by Thames & Hudson on 12th Sept, with all profits made by the authors being put back into their campaigns.

Ticket link in our bio.

29/10/2024

There’s still time to join our Halloween event! Forget Me Not is a Temple Tour with a ghostly twist.
The 7pm tour is now sold out but there are still spaces for the 9pm!
Get your tickets at bit.ly/templeghosttour or follow the link in our bio.

17/10/2024

Repost from the beautiful wedding of Amy and Bobby last week 💕
If you’re interested in holding your wedding at the Temple, send an email to [email protected]
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Amy and Bobby had a beautiful ceremony at the Temple of Peace followed by a relaxed reception in the hall. It must be one of Cardiff’s most beautiful locations. The low Autumn light was our best friend as well 🍂✨
What a gorgeous pair they are! Happy 10 year anniversary as well!

10/10/2024

Can discussion help create a fairer and more peaceful world? In the years immediately following WWII, a group of artists, writers and educators thought so.

In September historian Emma West and illustrator Anna Bhushan ran a one-day pilot workshop at the Temple of Peace as part of a Designs for Discussion project that explores and re-imagines the post-war Map Review archive.

From 1946-1951 the Bureau of Current Affairs (BCA) published a fortnightly poster, Map Review, and a periodical, Current Affairs, designed to promote citizenship and stimulate discussion in the postwar world. Beautifully designed and illustrated, the posters and pamphlets covered economic, political, social and cultural issues, from Indian Partition to an ageing population. Over 7 million copies were sold for use by discussion groups in workplaces and community settings; alongside the welfare state, NHS and New Towns, BCA publications were part of postwar efforts to remake society. Until the recent discovery of a BCA collection at Cardiff’s Temple of Peace, however, the Bureau had been largely forgotten.

This workshop brought together researchers, creatives, students, graduates and community participants to map initial responses to the BCA archive and to discuss how re-imagined Map Reviews might facilitate constructive civil discourse in 21st Century Britain. Here are some images from the day.

05/10/2024

A Temple Tour with a twist!
Join us this Halloween for a theatrical ghost tour at the Temple of Peace 👻

In 1938, Minnie James led grief-stricken mothers, who lost their sons to war, in opening Wales’ Temple of Peace. Explore the Peace Building with our trusty Tour Guide... and maybe a few others. Venture to the Crypt and hear the stories of those gone... but not forgotten.

31st October, tours at 7pm and 9pm. Buy tickets at the link in our bio - bit.ly/templeghosttour

20/08/2024

We're still looking for more responses to our short surveys. Please fill out the relevant one for us to improve the venue:

If you haven't been a venue customer - https://bit.ly/3YU38CC

If you have been a previous venue customer - http://bit.ly/4fJP18W

WCIA and have been working with students from to explore awareness of the Temple of Peace and Health as a venue and what we can do to improve access.

Please take 2 mins to complete our survey before 22.08. Diolch yn fawr!

Link in bio

08/08/2024

Address

King Edward VII Avenue
Cardiff
CF103AP

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
	6pm - 12am
Sunday	9am - 5pm
	6pm - 12am

Telephone

+442920228549

Website

https://templeofpeace.wales/

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In the heart of Cardiff’s Civic Centre, the Temple of Peace is an ideal location for wedding receptions, conferences, meetings, exhibitions, filimings, parties, mendhis, lectures, training and workshops, and other events and celebrations. If you choose us as your venue, you can design every detail of your event, choosing your own caterers, decorations and other suppliers. Or relax and let our Venue Manager take care of these details for you. The Temple of Peace and Health is a Grade II listed building in the heart of Cardiff, surrounded by beautiful architecture and attractive city parks and gardens. A historic and internationally renowned building, the Temple of Peace has hosted United Nations and peace events for many years, one of the highlights being a visit by Desmond Tutu. It has also attracted use for film and TV locations and was used by the BBC to film episodes of Doctor Who and Sherlock. Grass areas are available around the building where marquees can be erected, plus there is disability and wheelchair access. This venue's stunning architecture is unforgettable and accentuated by its fantastic location in Cardiff's Civic Centre. The Temple of Peace is easily accessible from the city centre, close to local transport links, accommodation options and Cardiff Registry Office. We have the Marble Hall for hire, which seats up to 200, as well as the smaller committee room and Council Chamber.