Church of St Denys, Cardiff

Name: Church of St Denys
Address: Cardiff, United Kingdom

#179 among attractions in Cardiff

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The Church of St Denys is an Anglican church in the suburb of Lisvane, Cardiff. The church is ancient in origin, though the present building dates largely from the nineteenth century. ()

Coordinates: 51°32'26"N, 3°10'2"W

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Gogledd Caerdydd (Llys-faen)Cardiff United Kingdom

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Church of St Denys – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Llanishen Golf Club, Llanishen Baptist Church, Cyncoed Methodist Church, Llanishen Reservoir.

1.3 miNW
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