About

There has been a Christian presence on this site from the time of Saint Teilo in the 6th century, and the present building dates from the Norman period, around 1120. The cathedral underwent three major upheavals and restorations before the devastation in 1941, which was caused by the explosion of a landmine outside the south aisle. This was followed by restoration in the 1950s under the architect, George Pace, and the addition of the St David, or Welch Regiment, Chapel.

On Saturday 12 September, there will be a chance to explore the cathedral archives, join a guided tour, as well as a rare chance to take a tour of the Jasper Tower.

Additionally, the cathedral organists will offer a demonstration of the cathedral's 2010 Nicholson organ, the largest new organ of its kind in the UK.

Booking essential for the tower tours. These are for a maximum of twelve people and no
children under eight years old. These can be booked on the cathedral website at www.llandaffcathedral.org.uk

No other booking required - except for the tower tours.