Religious sites in Aberystwyth

Religious Heritage

Explore the diverse spiritual landscape of Aberystwyth, from the ancient 6th-century foundation of St Padarn’s in Llanbadarn Fawr to modern community spaces like the Aberystwyth Masjid. This collection features significant examples of Victorian Gothic architecture, including Holy Trinity and St Michael's, alongside traditional Welsh Presbyterian and Baptist chapels that reflect the town's rich Nonconformist history and contemporary multi-faith character.

St Padarn's Church

Grade I listed 13th-century church built on a 6th-century monastic site. It features a massive central tower and houses historic Celtic stone crosses.

St Michael's Church

Victorian Gothic church completed in 1890 near the seafront and castle ruins. It serves as the main Anglican parish church for the town.

Alfred Place Baptist Church

A Baptist chapel dating from 1870, featuring a classical facade and wheelchair-accessible facilities.

Elim Christian Fellowship Church

A Pentecostal place of worship located in the heart of the town.

Aberystwyth Masjid

Local mosque and community hub serving the Muslim population of Aberystwyth and the wider Ceredigion area.

Capel y Môrfa

A Presbyterian Church of Wales chapel known for its Welsh-language services and traditional architecture.

St. Davids

Presbyterian place of worship situated on Bath Street.

Holy Trinity Church

Victorian Gothic church designed by architect George Edmund Street and consecrated in 1886. It is distinguished by its prominent spire and stone masonry.