Top Religious and Governmental Architecture in Wales

from castles to government buildings to
religious constructions and more this
country has it all welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’re taking a
look at the governmental and religious
architecture of Wales there are a number
of important buildings in the Welsh
capital of Cardiff aside from several
castles there are the governmental
structures that make up the national
assembly for wales the most familiar is
the Pierhead building and is remarkable
for its french gothic renaissance theme
and clock tower the senate or national
assembly building houses a debating
chamber and three committee rooms it is
notable for its open and contemporary
appearance and for having been designed
to be sustainable for a long period of
time interesting religious architecture
exists in Wales as well st. Davids
Cathedral is named for Wales patron
saint this beautiful building is found
in pembrokeshire and features the
striking ruins of the Bishop’s Palace
the norwegian church arts centre is
another landmark building in cardiff bay
and it was once a Norwegian sailors
church there is also st. qui Vaughn’s
church on criminal island located
between fourth China and fourth wheel on
this church in the sea can only be
reached at low tide and is popular for
celebrating special spiritual occasions
Wales also has a number of Christian
monasteries notable for their look such
as strada Florida abbey and cara de on
whales first cistercian foundation is
called tintern abbey and is found in
monmouth sheer while call the abbey is
the most well-known building on call the
island Welsh architecture spends a
number of styles and periods and is an
important site for visitors to take in
while travelling to the country