Premier Inn St Davids

Yes, St Davids is definitely worth visiting. It’s the UK’s smallest city, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in atmosphere, scenery and history. Nestled in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, it's surrounded by some of Wales’ most stunning coastline – perfect for coastal walks, beach days and spotting wildlife. Whether you’re into history, nature or just want somewhere peaceful to explore, St Davids makes for a great weekend stay.

What makes St Davids special is its mix of ancient heritage and coastal surroundings. It's named after the patron saint of Wales, and the St Davids Cathedral, which dates back over 800 years, is right at the heart of the city. Despite its city status, it feels more like a peaceful village with a relaxed vibe. Plus, it's right next to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, so you can enjoy clifftop walks, secret coves and some of the best sea views in the country all within a short distance.

Not at all—it’s actually the smallest city in the UK by both size and population. It feels more like a village than a typical city, with a compact centre, narrow streets and a laid-back pace. That said, it still has plenty going on, with local shops, cafes, galleries and historic sites all within easy walking distance. It’s the kind of place where you can park up and explore the whole city centre on foot in an afternoon.

Yes, St Davids has a regular local market, typically held in the City Hall. It’s a great spot to pick up local produce, crafts, baked goods and handmade gifts. The market often features traders from across Pembrokeshire, so it’s a nice way to get a taste of what the region has to offer.