West Grove (Cardiff) - Important Buildings and Structures in West Grove

Important Buildings and Structures in West Grove

The Queen's Buildings in The Parade (off of West Grove) house the School of Engineering, School of Computer Science and School of Physics and Astronomy of Cardiff University. The Public Analyst's Laboratory in the Queen's Buildings is a Grade II Listed Building

Kings Monkton School was established in 1870, and is an independent day school.

The West Grove Unitarian Church is also a Grade II Listed building.

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