The end point of the Wexford–Pembrokeshire Pilgrim Way is the shrine in the heart of St David’s Cathedral.
Destroyed in the reformation, the shrine was carefully restored in 2012 and is an appropriate end point for pilgrims far and wide. At the back of the shrine, watched over by St Justinian and St Non, there are three kneeling niches where pilgrims can give thanks for their journeys.
The cathedral itself is full of pilgrim riches. Don’t forget to look up to see the remarkable ceilings in the nave and look for the misericordiae in the choir stalls. Can you spot the one with pilgrims in a boat with one passenger being given a helping hand to be seasick over the side of the boat?
And finally there is the city of St Davids (Britain’s smallest city) which can be bustling and busy in the summer but sleepy and quiet at other seasons.
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