Almost therepublished at 16:19 British Summer Time 8 July 2016
The buses snake through Bute Park on their way to Cardiff Castle.
Wales' most successful football team arrives home
Celebration included open top bus tour from Cardiff Castle and a concert at Cardiff City stadium
BBC Wales was with them every step of the way
Natalie Crockett, Ruth Thomas, Carys Hepworth and Gemma Ryall
The buses snake through Bute Park on their way to Cardiff Castle.
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These fans make sure they'll have the perfect view of the Wales team.
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BBC Wales sport reporter Catrin Heledd has been on the team bus already. Here's what she saw.
Thousands of people are awaiting the arrival of the team buses at Cardiff Castle.
The Wales team bus staff are ready for the off.
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The band, who wrote the official Wales Euro 2016 song, rehearse at Cardiff City Stadium.
Even Ludo the dog has got his shirt on ready to welcome home the team.
Have Coleman's boys even managed to ensure Cardiff and Swansea City rivalries are put aside?
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Supporters line the streets of the Castle ahead of the players' arrival.
Here's a map of where the players' bus will be going and details of the road closures in place from 14:30 BST.
First minister Carwyn Jones says people from across Wales will be celebrating the team tonight.
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First Minister Carwyn Jones congratulates Wales Coach Chris Coleman on the tarmac at Cardiff International Airport
Meanwhile at the the airport, the team move on to the next stop after signing hundreds of autographs between them.
The bus is ready in Cardiff city centre - we just need our heroes.
Another of the fans' favourites greets crowds at Cardiff Airport.
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