Glastonbury

Glastonbury is a historic market town in Somerset, steeped in ancient myth, spiritual folklore, and vibrant cultural heritage. Nestled in the Somerset Levels, the town is world-renowned for the legendary Glastonbury Festival held nearby, as well as its deep ties to Arthurian legends and early Christian tradition. Its iconic skyline is dominated by Glastonbury Tor, a dramatic hill topped by the roofless St Michael's Tower, offering sweeping views across the countryside. With the evocative ruins of Glastonbury Abbey at its heart, alongside a high street filled with eclectic independent shops, bohemian cafés, and alternative wellbeing centers, Glastonbury draws a unique mix of pilgrims, history enthusiasts, and curious travelers from all over the world.

Glastonbury Abbey
Magnificent ruined Abbey set in 36 acres of beautiful Somerset Parkland. Legendary burial place of King Arthur and Queen Guinevere. Visit the Award winning Museum to see model of pre reformation abbey and the Othery Cope. Holy Thorn Tree. Gift Shop. Bring a picnic! The Abbey Gatehouse, Magdalene Street, Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9EL.
Glastonbury Festival
One of the UK's biggest music festivals which draws many of the biggest names in music in the world.

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