Churches and Religious Places of Glamorgan, Wales
A guide to Cardiff and the South Wales Coast, highlighting attractions, history, and visitor information.
12th and 13th century church with battlemented tower. Interior has a 12th century font and 15th century oak hammerbeam roof.
Bishopston,
Gower Peninsula,
Glamorgan,
Wales
A Benedictine house established around 1141 by Maurice de Londres (Maurice of London), whose tomb is in the south transept. The 12th century nave of the priory now serves as the parish church. Some of the former monastic buildings are now in private hands. Church: A restored Priory church with a Saxon font. The church's website provides many details; there is much of interest to be seen here.
Ewenny,
Bridgend,
Glamorgan,
Wales
13th century church with 6th century cell. Very large yew tree in the churchyard is thought to date from the same time as the church.
Ilston,
Gower Peninsula,
Glamorgan,
Wales
Founded by St Madoc in 6th century, the church was rebuilt in the 13th century, then restored in the 1800's. A 6th century stone, c7th century boundary marker, and Norman font are in the interior.
Llanmadoc,
Glamorgan,
Wales
Dates to 13th century and was built on Celtic foundation. Wooden rood screen, three bells, medieval wall paintings, Norman font.
Llanmaes,
Glamorgan,
Wales
