This map portrays some of the best Churches and Chapels in Wales. Click on our interactive map below to find the sites of the Churches and Chapels that are featured in the Walesdirectory. Please click on the 'Map Layers' list on the sidebar to find accommodation close to the attraction displayed on the map.

St Mary's Coity - The church follows a typical cruciform design, common to churches of its age. It sits in the shadow of Coity Castle, an important Norman stronghold. The church has a chancel that is almost as long as

St Mary's Nolton - The market town of Bridgend flourished during the industrial age, and became the most important town in the district. There had been a church here since the 1500s, built as a 'chapel of ease' to the p

St Michael's Church - Built in the 14th century St Michael's Church is the oldest building in Betws-y-Coed but with the coming of the Conwy Valley Railway Line the old church was left cut off from the village and was eve

St Padarn Church - It will be the immensity of the church tower which first strikes you as you near the village; its size testifies to the importance of this place of worship in 1257 when it was rebuilt after a fire. As

Lightship2000 - In 1988 the churches in Cardiff were called together by the Cardiff Bay Development Corporation to discuss the role of Christianity in the bay area. The churches were seen as playing an important par