Beautiful cathedral. Very light and airy; gorgeous wood everywhere and it's age is at odds with it's modern feel. The staff were really friendly and helpful and there was plenty of information around the cathedral. Interesting cloisters and statue. Our only disappointment was the lack of catering - this was not mentioned on the website and actually created a problem for us personally. Thorughly enjoyed our visit.

My eldest child had been to St Davids on a School trip and has not stopped talking about going again. We decided to visit and we were not disappointed. The building itself is amazing. The ceilings are amazing and history is fascinating. Definitely worth a visit.

I don’t usually write reviews ( more of an observer 🤪) however having visited the cathedral on Tuesday and read the latest review by Gemma L I felt compelled to write. I was sorry that she had such a disappointing visit as that was just not our experience. There was a suggested donation advertised but there was no sense that it was mandatory. Our own local cathedral has a mandatory entrance fee! As for the staff we encountered during our visit they couldn’t have been more friendly or informative! We thoroughly enjoyed our day from the free I spy tour to the amazing cathedral shop ( much better than our own local cathedral shop.. ) to the gorgeous new cafe and the highlight was the afternoon tour by Marie James. She was absolutely incredible, we were hooked on her every word ( even my grumpy 14 year old was fascinated!!) Thank you to you all for a wonderful day out

St. David’s Cathedral is a must on your itinerary when visiting Pembrokeshire. An important place of pilgrimage for centuries and it is considered one of the great historic shrines of Christendom. There is an exhibition providing information of the Cathedral, as well as a treasury and library. My favourite area is the high alter and the fabulous painted ceiling above it. There is a small gift shop and coffee shop too. Free entry but donations are welcome for the upkeep of this very special and holy place of worship.

Wow what a stunning little cathedral Free to enter with a suggested donation of £5 per person. This cathedral is set in a stunning valley location beside a river and ford. There are two gift shops and a cafe. For a small cathedral it is full of interest, a must see if visiting the UK’s smallest city.

A beautiful & very interesting Cathedral. The surroundings were picturesque. We parked in the Cathedral car park which was a couple of minutes walk from the Cathedral. The staff/volunteers in both the Cathedral itself & the gift shop just outside were so helpful & friendly & very clearly cared about the Cathedral & the role they play in supporting it.

The whole of the St David's area is magical. Breathtaking coastal path, lovely restaurants / pubs. Our favourites include; "The Sloop" in Porthgain and the terrace at the back of The Farmers Arms in St David's - with lovely views of the Cathedral. The Gallery at the visitors centre in St David's is worth a visit too, which can be combined with a meal/drink at the Hotel across the road.

I did not know anything at all about this city or this cathedral before visiting, but this is one the nicest cathedrals, especially the interior, that I have visited anywwhere. The carved wooden ceiling is a magnificent work of late 16th century art, although the cathedral itself was begun in the 10th century! The cathedral also house the the tomb of Welsh national hero Lord Rhys ap Gruffydd, as wll as that at of Edmund Tudor, th father of King Henry VII of England.

You don't have to pay to go in, which is a rarity these days. The signage and information around the cathedral is really interesting and well thought through. A good mix of history and Christianity. It felt very peaceful and not commercial in any way. Also just a beautiful space, incredible flaws and ceilings in a lovely setting. Well worth a visit

We visited St Davids & St Davids Cathedral during our stay in Wales. St Davids has a nice variety of shops and cafes to visit however the main attraction of St Davids is the Cathedral. On first sight the Cathedral is very impressive in scale and appearance & for a small donation you are able to enter & explore the Cathedral.