St Davids Cathedral
@stdavidscathedral.org.uk
St David taught his followers to ‘be joyful, to keep the faith and to do the little things’ and our aim is to keep teaching the faith of Christ in that same way
St Davids Cathedral's Company Logos
St Davids Cathedral's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#8FCA43
Atlantis
143, 202, 67
86, 56, 53
29, 0, 67, 21
#122B40
Elephant
18, 43, 64
207, 56, 16
72, 33, 0, 75
#FFCE8C
Chardonnay
255, 206, 140
34, 100, 77
0, 19, 45, 0
About St Davids Cathedral
St Davids Cathedral, located on the breathtaking Pembrokeshire peninsula, serves as a monumental site of pilgrimage and worship with a rich history spanning over 800 years. Originally built on the grounds of a sixth-century monastery by St David, the patron saint of Wales, the cathedral is renowned for its stunning Transitional Norman architecture, featuring fine-grained purple Cambrian sandstone. Each year, around 300,000 visitors from across the globe are drawn to its serene spiritual atmosphere.
The cathedral is not only a historical landmark but also a vibrant place of active worship, offering regular services and special events to both the faithful and inquisitive visitors. It hosts educational programs through the Tŷ’r Pererin - Education and Pilgrimage Centre, alongside musical events such as summer concerts and an annual music festival. As a living church, St Davids Cathedral embodies the essence of community spirit and devotion, welcoming all who seek peace, inspiration, and connection to their spiritual journeys. Visitors can freely explore and contribute to the maintenance of this magnificent site, ensuring it remains an accessible haven for generations to come.
