Roald Dahl's hometown of Cardiff, Wales is definitely worth visiting. The late writer is permanently memorialized at The Roald Dahl Plass, a public plaza on Cardiff Bay used for outdoor performances. The Norwegian Church, where Dahl and his siblings were christened, now hosts performances and exhibits in the Dahl Gallery. Die-hard fans can book a night at the Ty Mynydd House and Lodge (from 59 euro or $67 per night) – the Dahl family's summer home – which he described in his book Boy as, “A mighty house with turrets on its roof and with majestic lawns and terraces all around it.”
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Roald Dahl's hometown of Cardiff, Wales is definitely worth visiting. The late writer is permanently memorialized at The Roald Dahl Plass, a public plaza on Cardiff Bay used for outdoor performances. The Norwegian Church, where Dahl and his siblings were christened, now hosts performances and exhibits in the Dahl Gallery. Die-hard fans can book a night at the Ty Mynydd House and Lodge (from 59 euro or $67 per night) – the Dahl family's summer home – which he described in his book Boy as, “A mighty house with turrets on its roof and with majestic lawns and terraces all around it.”