Icon	Description
	There are options to zoom in and out at the top right of the map (alternatively you can use the mouse scroll wheel or touchscreen gestures)
	At the top right of the map there is a layers button which allows you to choose different map styles

St David's Church, Llanthony

❰ View on Map Updated: 3 years ago

Details

Accessibility:

There is a fair sized, flat, gravel car park at the entrance of Llanthony Priory which also serves St David's Church. A small section of hard-standing is freely available for parking during quieter times. Pathways around the church are a mix of gravel, grass and hardcore but shouldn't cause too much trouble for all visitors. The entrance (where there is a step down of nearly 5 inches) to the church is easily accessible from the car parks and the road.

Brief description:

St David's is a 12th century structure located in the Diocese of Monmouth, standing in the shadows of Llanthony Priory. The church is compact in size but is easily accessible via wheelchair if required. The path to the church is paved and the road leading up to it is also easy to navigate. Although the church is in a quiet, remote, beautiful part of the country, don't be surprised or alarmed when fighter jet planes suddenly appear overhead for training flights.

The font inside the church is medieval and the bell which is clearly visible from the outside, dates back to 1792.

https://historypoints.org/index.php?page=st-davids-church-llanthony

https://www.britainexpress.com/wales/wye/llanthony-st-davids.htm

Address:

St David's Church

Llanthony

Abergavenny

NP7 7NN

Email:

Please get in touch via phone.

Phone:

Reverend D. Young: 01873 890349

Website:

https://www.crucorney.wales/st-david-church-llanthony

Directions:

St David's Church is located on the North-East edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. OS grid reference: S0288278

Opening Times:

Open daily. Always check with the venue directly for up-to-date information including opening times and admission charges as they may be subject to change

Transport:

There are no direct public transport links to this village.

Amenities:

The church itself does not offer public toilets. These can be found in the gravel car park next to the Priory. The Priory Inn also offers facilities but a word of warning that these are located down a set of stone steps.

There are several other churches nearby for those wishing to explore the celestial a little further. Other local attractions include: Grosmont Castle, White Castle, Tretower Castle, the Wye Valley (AONB), the Brecon Beacons, which have a plethora of waterfalls to visit and the Black Mountain range. Many local villages have inns and public houses of varying degree offering local food and drinks. There is also a lovely, family friendly campsite nearby along with a Bed and Breakfast.

Travel Information

For further travel information in Wales please see: www.traveline.cymru/travel-info

Or call Traveline Cymru on 0800 464 0000