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St David's Cathedral, dedicated to the patron saint of Wales, is a blend of medieval Romanesque and Gothic architecture, with Georgian and Victorian overtones. The precinct boasts its original gatehouse and the ruins of the Bishop's Palace lie next-door. |
| Click on a thumbnail to view it full-size. (21 images - 1200 x 800 ) |
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| 1 View from South-West |
2 View from South-West |
3 South Door & Churchyard |
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| 4 Gatehouse & Churchyard |
5 Interior of Nave |
6 West end of Hall |
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| 7 View from North-West |
8 West Front |
9 View from South-East |
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| 10 Gatehouse from Precinct |
11 Gate Passage - Interior |
12 Gate Passage - Interior |
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| 13 Gatehouse - Exterior |
14 South Door |
15 South Door - Carving |
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| 16 South Door - Carving |
17 West Door |
18 West Door - Moulding |
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| 19 West Door - Moulding |
20 West Door - Moulding |
21 Annotated Aerial View |