We visited with relatives over from Oz. The Cathedral is nothing short of AMAZING. The setting, the ruined Bishops Palace behind it, the structure, history and atmosphere is simply inspiring. The cathedral is a functioning place of worship (a wedding took place whilst we visited). Others have commented on the "voluntary" donations, including a small charge for photography......I was more... More

As with anything these days there is a cost or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 in this case. Gate House and Bell Tower £1 (compulsory) each, The Cathedral "donation" of £3 each, "donation" for lighting a candel, £3.50 (compulsory) each, there is also a charge for taking photographs, you have to ask permission to do this whether you... More

Really worth a visit, and if you don't want to be almost accosted for a £3 donation per head go round the back and go in via the restaurant.

A beautiful little cathedral. The steward on duty was happy to impart his knowledge and widen our understanding of when and how the churh was built. One was aware of the importance of worship and prayer in this holy place over the centuries.

We visited on a spring rainy day but found it most rewarding as the volunteer staff was so helpful and the cathedral was so interesting. I have visited many churches and cathedrals all over the world and this rated up there with many of the best.

thoroughly enjoyed the ruins of the Bishop's Palace and the Cathedral and the grounds - a good morning

Don't miss visiting this cathedral and spend time studying the history associated with it

Forget dark cathedrals, St Davids in a beautiful light and peaceful place - tourist spot it may be but it gives you a quite calm. Follow the map to find St Davids shrine but there are so many other significant Welshmen (always men!) buried here, Henry VII's father as well as Geraldus Cambrensis. And always look up to see the... More

A great place to visit with a fascinating history and friendly staff.