Conway Road Methodist Church
Cardiff, City of Cardiff
This Victorian Methodist church is a striking building, with a full gallery and organ. It is the largest Methodist church still in use in Cardiff.
Opening times
The cathedral is open to visitors daily, opening at 9am except Sundays when it opens at 7am. The cathedral closes following the last service of the day.
Address
Cathedral Close
Cardiff
City of Cardiff
CF5 2LA
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51.4955899, -3.2167325
The present building, built on the site of an earlier church, dates from about 1120. It was extended and modified several times in the Middle Ages. By the early 18th century, it had suffered severe damage and was effectively reconstructed by John Wood.
The cathedral was badly damaged by a landmine in 1941 and after the war the building was refurbished by George Pace. Sir Jacob Epstein designed the statue of Christ in Majesty above the nave. The cathedral is also home to Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s triptych Seed of David.
The cathedral is the starting point for the Penrhys Pilgrimage Way, a medieval pilgrimage route rich in history.
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Spectacular stained glass
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Social heritage stories
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National heritage here
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Magnificent memorials
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Glorious furnishings
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Fascinating churchyard
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Famous connections
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Enchanting atmosphere
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Captivating architecture
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Walkers & cyclists welcome
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Train station within 250m
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Space to secure your bike
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Parking within 250m
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On street parking at church
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Non-accessible toilets in church
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Level access to the main areas
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Dog friendly
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Church shop or souvenirs
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Café within 500m
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Café in church
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Bus stop within 100m
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Accessible toilets nearby
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Accessible toilets in church
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