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Come and find out more about this site's fascinating history and architecture, and take a walk around to appreciate the beautiful location and setting.

This was the principal state residence of the Medieval Bishops of St David's, with the main building phase being 1328 and 1347 under the episcopate of Bishop Henry Gower. A highly ornate building, it reflects the power and wealth of the medieval church and its Bishops.

Tours at 3pm each day

Getting there - from north (Fishguard) by road on A487 or regular bus service. From south/east (Haverfordwest) by road on A487 or regular bus service. Closest railway station is Haverfordwest.

Prices

Free