The most beautiful religious buildings Cardiff

This Anglican church is Cardiff's oldest building. The first thing you notice is its finely decorated tower, topped with pinnacles and eleven bells! The social function that the Welsh Church has always wanted to have is at work here. The organ is rung several times a week at lunchtime, and free evening concerts are organized, the program for which is posted to the right of the main entrance door.

The church also houses its own tea room.

This sandstone and brick churchstands on a small hill on the corner of Conway Road, which makes it all the more proud. Built between 1869 and 1871, it is now the largest surviving Methodist church in Cardiff. The church was originally built to accommodate the many Methodist families who were relocated from the port. Its large red doors make it impossible to miss if you are walking through this peaceful area.