Wow, what a place, absolutely magnificent. Several altar's, beautiful inside and outside. So much history attached to this cathedral, situated in some lovely grounds. And right next to the ruins of bishops palace.

Very interesting Cathedral with an unusual sloping nave. Beautiful, make sure you read the information boards and visit the side chapels as well We were there on a Sunday afternoon and as an added bonus heard the organ being played. Very peaceful. Make sure you walk round the exterior as well and along the lanes within the Cathedral outer walls to look at the houses and the orchard. The graveyard outside is on a steep slope. We stopped for a break in the Refectory and enjoyed Welsh Cawl with cheddar and bread followed by Bara Brith.

A beautiful building in a very small village, even though it it is the smallest city in the UK. Certainly worth a visit to this historic building but nothing really in the village. Takes a while to get there but the architecture, windows and building is wonderful. Please make a generous donation if you can. It is free to enter but the curate did ask for a donation if you can as the building takes a great deal of expense for its up keep. Also don't forget to do the tax relief thing if you are a tax payer as it makes such a difference to the donations. Worth a visit/

Drop dead gorgeous cathedral. Small but perfectly formed. A gem of history, politics, religion, art & engineering. Well worth a visit to marvel at the sights & enjoy some quiet contemplation.

Definitely a MUST SEEN. What a beautiful site. The church story it is amazing. Built by St Davys at the VI century. It saw part being destroyed, the reconstructed. The church got excommunicated and so doesn’t receive any government aid being dependently in private donations. The interior it is beautiful. The ceiling called my attention for the perfect details made in wood. Inside you can find the graves from the main Welsh local families from a few centuries. But the most famous tomb it is Edmund Tudor that was Henry VII father’s. A beautiful marble tomb. The location overall it is a beautiful place. The gothic architecture in stone made it is marvellous.

Two years ago, much to our disappointment, Covid restrictions prevented us visiting the cathedral. This year, we were lucky as we could combine a visit with choral evensong an hour later. Not sure which was the most memorable. The cathedral is really special, particularly luminous and the use of light oak helps with this. The various parts of the interior roof spaces were beautiful, as were the detailed mosaics behind the altar. During the choral evensong, the sloping floor of the nave, and the decidedly UNperpendicular pillars seemed somewhat disconcerting, but we reassured ourselves that they’ve been like that for a very long while. The music, the singing and especially the sound of the organ during the service made our visit unforgettable.

A lovely cathedral set on the side of a hill. Well worth a visit. There’s parking about a 5 minute walk away and after you visited the Cathedral it’s just a short walk up the hill to the city centre. The smallest city your ever likely to visit. Only downside for our visit was there was a service underway inside the cathedral so we couldn’t go in.

St. David’s Cathedral is a must visit when in the area, it was deeply moving and beautiful. We took time to do a prayer and took plenty of time to read the history and walk around the Cathedral. The gift shop is really lovely and I feel very blessed to have visited here.

Long awaited visit, so expectations were high. Pleased to say expectations were met! Stunning inside and out. Friendly people, a £5 donation per person is expected and payable at the entrance. Worth it, to preserve this wonderful piece of Welsh history.

Lovely afternoon spent walking around the Cathedral. So much history, so much to see. We were fortunate to visit when the library was open as it is only open twice a week. The librarian, was so kind to show books from the 17th century to teen daughter, who is about to start GCSE History. Great cafe on site.