St Davids

Few cities in Wales have a history as closely tied to pilgrimage and the legacy of Saint David as St Davids. Set on the St Davids Peninsula within Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the city stands near a coast shaped by headlands, coves and open sea. St Davids Cathedral occupies the valley below the centre; the present medieval church rose after earlier raids damaged the site, and it remains an active place of worship. Nearby, the ruins of the medieval Bishop’s Palace recall the authority once held by the bishops of St Davids. Compact streets, galleries and local cafés provide a calm base for discovering this far-western corner of Wales. Browse additional webcams from Pembrokeshire to extend your view of Wales’s western coast.

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