- The Norwegian church was built to serve the large number of sailors that came through the port of Cardiff in the port’s heyday.
- Cardiff-born writer Roald Dahl was baptised in the church. The building is now used as an arts centre, and is known as the Norwegian Church Arts Centre.
- The delightful Norwegian Church on Cardiff’s waterfront is a historic church which now houses an Arts Centre and a unique Norwegian/Welsh café.
- Formerly a Church for Norwegian sailors, the distinctive building dates back to the industrial revolution, when Cardiff Docks was the world’s greatest...
- Entering and leaving Cardiff Harbour. Barrage locking procedure. Communication and VHF. ... The building was formerly a church for Norwegian sailors.
- The Norwegian Church is a landmark building of Cardiff Bay, rich in a fascinating history. Formally a church for Norwegian sailors, this iconic (and beautiful)...
- Originally a church for the Norwegian sailors who frequently docked in Cardiff, the church often hosts concerts, theatre performances and art events for all...
- Located in windswept isolation on the eastern side of the Bay, Cardiff's Norwegian Church was built during the mid-19th century as a mission for sailors from...
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