What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Pembrokeshire.
St Dogmael's Abbey was founded in the 12th century by Norman settlers, dedicated to St Dogmael, a 12th-century Welsh saint. It was a Cistercian monastery and played a significant role in the religious and economic life of medieval Pembrokeshire.
Places near here
St Dogmaels Abbey RuinChurch, cross or graveyard · 1 yd
Parc-Y-PrattMountain / peak · 339 yd
The Vicarage, St DogmaelsVicarage · 362 yd
Abaty LlandudochRuins · 396 yd
St Dogmaels Abbey, St Dogmaels; St Dogmael's Abbey, Llandudoch; St Dogmell's Abbey, St DogmellsAbbey · 397 yd,_St_Dogmaels_-_geograph.org.uk_-_743856.jpg?width=1280)
Y FelinHeritage attraction · 452 yd
St Dogmaels War MemorialMemorial · 694 yd
Coed y Mwldan Nature ReserveWood · 1400 yd
Castle defencesCastle, fort or tower · 1447 yd
Shire HallMemorial · 1452 yd
Cardigan CastleCastle · 1469 yd
Castle Green HouseMuseum · 1493 ydOther information
Photo: Cered · CC BY-SA 2.0