Gwydir Uchaf Chapel

( 19 Reviews )

1 Tyn Y Coed Gwydyr
Trefriw Community, wls LL26 0PN

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4.4 - (19 reviews)

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Andy Foster
This is a wonderful little building. The plain exterior gives no hint of the glories within. The 1673 fittings are all complete, with pulpit, lectern, seating round the sides, Royal Arms of Charles II, and an altar with three-sided 'Laudian' rails. But the finest thing is the painted ceiling, rustic but splendid. It shows the Adoration of the Trinity, with God the Father, the Christ symbol, and the dove of the Holy Spirit surrounded by adoring angels. It must be the most Catholic interior of a seventeenth century Anglican church; there's even a Sacred Heart. The chapel is now open by appointment. It is free. You ring Gwydir Castle down the road to ask for the key. They need 24 hours notice.
Sep 26th, 2022
Darwin Caubang
Nice and tranquil place to reflect...
Sep 15th, 2022
Bucko
Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No More
Sep 7th, 2022
Neil W

Jun 27th, 2020
alison taylor

Mar 30th, 2020

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Gwydir Uchaf Chapel is located at 1 Tyn Y Coed Gwydyr in Trefriw Community, Wales LL26 0PN. Gwydir Uchaf Chapel can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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A Gwydir Uchaf Chapel is located at 1 Tyn Y Coed Gwydyr, Trefriw Community, wls LL26 0PN

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A The website (URL) for Gwydir Uchaf Chapel is: http://cadw.gov.wales/daysout/gwydiruchafchapel/

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A Gwydir Uchaf Chapel has a 4.4 Star Rating from 19 reviewers.

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Andy Foster _{on Google}

Sep 26th, 2022

This is a wonderful little building. The plain exterior gives no hint of the glories within. The 1673 fittings are all complete, with pulpit, lectern, seating round the sides, Royal Arms of Charles II, and an altar with three-sided 'Laudian' rails. But the finest thing is the painted ceiling, rustic but splendid. It shows the Adoration of the Trinity, with God the Father, the Christ symbol, and the dove of the Holy Spirit surrounded by adoring angels. It must be the most Catholic interior of a seventeenth century Anglican church; there's even a Sacred Heart.
The chapel is now open by appointment. It is free. You ring Gwydir Castle down the road to ask for the key. They need 24 hours notice.