St David'S Cathedral

Spectacular cathedral in a lovely setting. Worth a visit.

Very beautiful cathedral in a good setting, the quiet city of St. David's. The cathedral is very welcoming, and proud of its connection to the pilgrims of the past. Although I'm always happy to donate generously when visiting a building like this, it's good to see that voluntary donations are sought. I hate visiting a cathedral to be presented with a ticket desk, standard per-person entrance price and a turnstile, seems completely inappropriate for a house of God.

Great historical cathedral - it was a bit of a surprise and delight to see such a magnificent place and learn of the history behind it.

Very impressive. It matters not whether you are religious or not, St David's Cathedral is well-worth the visit. Interesting fact, one end of the Cathedral is 14ft lower than the other!

Great Cathedral in a very small village, if your visiting here then I recommend that you also visit the original church of St Davids (although ruins) approx a 20 minute walk from the cathedral along with the chapel of St Non's. a landmark place for Pembrokeshire.

This is quit a stunning building. The fact that it is still standing is by itself an incredible feat. The ceiling is remarkable. Also, the newer bits like the cafe are beautifully integrated into the rest. Really this is a very nice conserved and looked after site.

Very impressive. It matters not whether you are religious or not, St David's Cathedral is well-worth the visit. Interesting fact, one end of the Cathedral is 14ft lower than the other!

If it's your first visit, nothing really prepares you for seeing it for the first time as you pull up into the carpark, it's hidden from the skyline due to it being situated in a dip in the land. It's a fantastic building with its own collection of interesting artifacts dotted around everywhere. Well worth the visit.