Match: Q15979336 + relation/5454833

• Wikidata: St Davids Bishops Palace (Q15979336)
• OSM: Palas yr Esgob / Bishop's Palace (relation 5454833)
• matcher place: Pembrokeshire (relation 57535), Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (relation 165598)
• distance between Wikidata coordinates and OSM location: 27 metres
• Wikimedia Commons
• English Wikipedia categories: 13th-century religious buildings and structures, Church in Wales, Episcopal palaces in Wales, Grade I listed buildings in Pembrokeshire, History of Pembrokeshire, Ruined palaces, Ruins in Wales, Scheduled monuments in Pembrokeshire, St Davids, Tourist attractions in Pembrokeshire
• Tags from Wikidata and Wikipedia: amenity=place_of_worship, amenity=shelter, building, building:use=residential, building=house, building=office, building=palace, building=residential, building=ruins, building=yes, government=presidency, historic=castle, historic=memorial, historic=monument, historic=palace, historic=ruins, memorial:type=statue, memorial=statue, office, ruins, tourism, tourism=attraction, tourism=museum

Match details

OSM tag name:en=Bishop's Palace matches Bishop's Palace, St Davids in these Wikidata fields:

• alias: en
• alias: en-gb

Search criteria from categories

Episcopal palaces in Wales	building=palace, historic=palace, historic=castle
Ruined palaces	building=palace, historic=palace, historic=castle
Ruins in Wales	ruins, building=ruins, historic=ruins
Scheduled monuments in Pembrokeshire	historic=memorial, memorial:type=statue, memorial=statue, tourism, historic=monument
Tourist attractions in Pembrokeshire	tourism=museum, tourism=attraction