Glastonbury Abbey

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A hidden jewel in the heart of Somerset, Glastonbury Abbey is known as England's cradle of Christianity and is 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.

Closed only on Christmas Day, the Abbey is open to explore every other day of the year. Dogs on short leads welcome, summer cafe, costumed guides, school visits and groups catered for.