city and countryside


	above: St David’s Cathedral in winter.


	This unique and rugged corner of Wales has its own very special qualities and beauty. St. Davids,


	Britain’s smallest city, was once the medieval centre of Celtic Chistianity .Its great Cathedral and the ruins of the Bishop’s Palace bear testimony to its importance in an age when two pilgrimages to St. Davids equalled one to Rome. Surrounded on three sides by water - and some of the country’s finest beaches and most exhilarating coastal walks and views - no visitor is ever short of things to do, see or delight in.

		If you’d like to know and see more of the city of St. Davids, visit the official St. Davids website at www.stdavids.co.uk. Click the blue highlighted writing to go straight there.

	Jacki Sime’s book ‘St Davids Peninsula’ is also a great guide to the area. You can buy this book from www.amazon.co.uk or order it at your local book shop or library (ISBN 0-9536349-0-6).

	For more information on Wales and holidays in Wales please visit the Welsh Tourist Board’s website at www.tourism.wales.gov.uk.