Location: Glastonbury
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Generally a quiet place graced with lovely terrain for strolling, Glastonbury is very busy in the summer because of its music festival. Best known for contemporary music, the festival has attracted almost 200,000 people in recent years (whereas Glastonbury's full-time population is only 9,000 or so). There are a number of historical monuments to see in the area, including Glastonbury Lake Village, Glastonbury Abbey and the Somerset Rural Life Museum. We can't say that the weather is always good, but on a sunny day you can't go wrong!
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1. Tor's Tour of the Tor
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5.0 based on 178 reviews
Tor's Tour of the Tor is an informal walking tour of Glastonbury, Avebury, Stonehenge, Tintagel, Cornwall, Bath, Scotland etc.
2. Spirit of Avalon Tours
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
We invite you to explore the historic, spiritual and metaphysical and magical sites of Glastonbury, this mysterious Isle of Avalon. There experiences and wonders to be revealed as we follow the footsteps of our ancestors. We hope you will be gifted with something much greater than the material perhaps your searching for your own Holy Grail. Be enchanted by King Arthur and the magic within Avalon.
3. Mystical Earth Tours
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Our intention is to make your journey on the sacred land a memorable experience. We aim to help you experience the energy of these special places and connect through the veils of time and space, but with your feet firmly on the ground! Contact us for bespoke walks and tours in Glastonbury and the South West of these magical Isles! We hope to hear from you! With blessings, Manon, Marion, Marisa & Alastair
4. Glastonbury Abbey
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4.5 based on 1,736 reviews
A hidden jewel in the heart of Somerset, Glastonbury Abbey is traditionally associated with the earliest days of Christianity in Britain and figures such as Joseph of Arimathea, St Patrick and St David. It is also the resting place for three Saxon kings and the legendary King Arthur. Set in 36 acres of parkland in the middle of the town, the histories, mysteries and myths of Glastonbury Abbey define it as a place of extraordinary spiritual significance. Open 364 days a year, welcoming dogs on short leads, with summer cafe, costumed guides, accredited museum and gift shop.
Reviewed By bleuberry99 - San Diego, United States
To sit and take in the beautiful structures while daydreaming that King Arthur and Guinevere are buried here fulfills a wanderlust in my spirit that was awoken as a child when I was first told of the mythical legends and folklore that still entice me today. The height and architecture of some of the remaining structures are just awesome to gaze upon. Being there at sunset added to the beauty. If you love the legends a much as I do you’ll be happy to have stepped foot into this place.
5. Chalice Well
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4.5 based on 1,302 reviews
Reviewed By Inspire546537
This is like a sanctuary, a peace of heaven on earth, its well kept, pretty, lots of nooks and crannies for mrditation, views of the Tor, you can sample the well water, its reasonably priced and worth your time visiting on your pilgrimage.
6. Glastonbury Tor
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4.5 based on 2,712 reviews
Reviewed By kareno542 - Madeley, United Kingdom
Always wanted to walk the Tor and it didn’t disappoint amazing views when you get to the top Would recommend the Tor bus in town because there isn’t any parking for this attraction
7. White Spring Well & Temple
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4.5 based on 352 reviews
Cavernous and set apart, in blackness or candle lit, mysterious it remains. A wonderful contrast to the sunlit gardens of Chalice Well of the Red Spring. The interior consists of three domed vaults 16ft high, with beautiful bowed floors - like the hull of a boat moored at the portal to the Otherworld. With it's constant temperature, and the sound of the perpetually flowing water, it is a unique and sacred space. Please be aware that people often bathe naked here, and we have a no photography policy. Many groups, pilgrims, and local people - from a wide diversity of backgrounds and traditions - have come to appreciate the blessings of this sacred space. So do come and enjoy the White Spring during our normal opening hours or at our regular ceremonies and meditations. We gather together to celebrate the turning of the seasons and at the full moon. Private visits and ceremonies, including baptisms and ceremonial bathing may be possible by arrangement. In keeping with the sense of sacred at the White Spring there is no charge or expectation of donation, neither is anyone paid. People often make a contribution to the White Spring for the upkeep costs and to keep access free for all. Please consider making a financial contribution if you are able to, all contributions are welcomed, but never expected.
Reviewed By 477cinzias
If you're looking for magic and wonder here it is. An extraordinarily evocative place on sacred land. Great for meditations or simply sit in quietude and sip in the atmosphere. Pure healing waters for drinking and bathing.
8. Divine Light Tours
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5.0 based on 38 reviews
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