Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Baltic House
Baltic House
Mount Stuart Square, Cardiff, CF10 5FH
Baltic House is a Grade II listed building, and is home to the Wales Council for Voluntary Action.
This location is private and has no or limited access only. The building is private, but perfectly visible from the street.
Access: publicStatus: recognisableJames Street Entrance
The Christmas Invasion
Filmed: 8 Aug 2005
People file up the stairs to the rooftop.
The Christmas Invasion
Filmed: 8 Aug 2005
People file up the stairs to the rooftop.
The Christmas Invasion
Filmed: 8 Aug 2005
People file up the stairs to the rooftop.
Where to walk to next?
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James Street (Everything Changes, Children of Earth: Day Three). No route recorded to this location.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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The Coal Exchange (Combat, Blink, Voyage of the Damned, Planet of the Dead, Children of Earth: Day One, Children of Earth: Day Two, Children of Earth: Day Five, A Christmas Carol, Day of the Moon, Miracle Day, The Snowmen, Doctor Who Series Seven Part 2): 0.04 miles. 
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Mount Stuart Square (Attack Of The Graske, Rise of the Cybermen, The Age of Steel, Doomsday, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Meat, Children of Earth: Day Three, Children of Earth: Day Four, Asylum of the Daleks, Deep Breath): 0.05 miles.
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Bay Chambers (Turn Left, The Angels Take Manhattan): 0.07 miles. 
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Mumbai Bay Takeaway (Everything Changes): 0.09 miles.
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Ship Lane (Combat, Children of Earth: Day Four): 0.09 miles.
Related Stories
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The Christmas Invasion [8 Aug 2005]
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