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St Davids Bishop’s Palace One man’s dream, the palace was built in the 14th century on the orders of Bishop Henry de Gower. His extraordinary vision can be seen in the monument’s elaborate decoration with its intricate stone carvings, coloured stonework and striking architectural detail. Imaginative new interpretation helps bring the history of the palace to life. The sound of pilgrims and other characters from the past help to create atmosphere whilst light cubes located in the undercrofts literally illuminate the stories of how the palace was built, and how it functioned on a daily basis. These are complimented by panels, picnic table-top graphics and a children’s trail. Visitors can follow the Sacred Places story at St Davids. More information about the new features at this site can be found on the St Davids interpretation page and work at this site is ongoing.
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