Français 
Deutsch 
Español 
Italiano Saint David's 
Things to see and do
Organise your stay
Where to sleep?
Saint David's Travel guide
Saint David's : Michelin's recommendations
Although sited on its outskirts, the cathedral is the focal point of this village. Since a decree of Pope Callixtus II in the 12C, two pilgrimages to St David's are the equivalent of one to Rome - a privilege shared only with Santiago de Compostela in Spain. There has been a Christian community and daily worship at St David's for more than fourteen centuries. Today, it is a popular site on the tourist trail, as it lies at the westernmost point of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
Tourist attractions Saint David's : Things to see and do
-
Bishop's Palace
GB - Saint David's SA62 6PE
The palace as it is seen today was mainly built by bishop Gower (1328-1347). The outer wall is a little older. It is made up of a courtyard lined with three long buildings and a wall with a gate with flying buttresses. The building including the bis..
-
St Non's Chapel
Catherine Street GB - Saint David's SA62 6RJ
Just to the south of the town, you will see the cliffs and bays of the Pembroke coast. Here you will find various sites associated with St David, mainly the ruined chapel dedicated to his mother, St Non, where they stay he was born, and to the west, ..
-
Cathedral
Maes-yr-Hedydd GB - Saint David's SA62 6QW
This is the largest church in Wales. It was built in an isolated hollow and suddenly appears in spectacular fashion to anyone crossing the portal to reach the cathedral wall and the Episcopal palace. Pietro de Leia , a Florentine monk and third Norm..
Hotels Saint David's
-
The Grove Hotel
High Street GB - St. Davids SA62 6SB
The Grove is situated in beautiful grounds near St. David’s Cathedral. The hotel has an acre of walled gardens and a restaurant and bar for drinks and dining. Grove Hotel has en suite rooms that feature free Wi-Fi internet access and flat-screen TVs..
Restaurants Saint David's
-
Cwtch
22 High St GB - Saint David's SA62 6SD
Popular, friendly restaurant; its name meaning 'hug'. Rustic dining room boasts stone walls, crammed bookshelves and log-filled alcoves. Classical British dishes arrive in generous portions; each comes with a wine recommendation.
-
Warpool Court
GB - Saint David's SA62 6BN
Smart restaurant boasting sea views, set in a 19C house originally built to accommodate the cathedral choir. Daily changing menus are classically based and feature plenty of local produce.
