John Mallaney

By John Mallaney on October 26, 2014

Here are a few shots of St David’s Cathedral located in the county of Pembrokeshire, Wales.  Named after the Patron Saint of Wales it is one of Britain’s oldest cathedrals and is considered one of the holiest places in Wales.  Today it remains an active and thriving cathedral.  Interestingly, the cathedral itself lies within the city of St David’s,  the smallest city in Britain with a population of just 1,600.

St Davids Cathedral

The organ

High altar roof

Stained glass

Tower lantern roof

View towards the high altar

Intricate wooden ceiling in the nave

Candlelight and stained glass

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