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The smallest city in Britain, and a city because of its links with St David, the patron saint of Wales. The secluded cathedral - in a hollow with only the roofs and towers of the building visible from the land around it - was founded by St David in the 6th century. The present cathedral was started in the 12th century. The seashore and the fabulous Pembrokeshire Coast Path is a ten minute walk from the city centre. Visit Brochurelink for a free guide to South West Wales.
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| Visitor information |
Contact information for St Davids's official visitor services. |
| Travel details |
Services provided by local and national transport companies. |
| Accommodation |
Where to stay in St Davids including visitor ratings and feedback. |
| The St Davids story |
Feature stories on St Davids and the surrounding area. |
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