Magnificent, evocative and awe-inspiring ruined Abbey...... come and explore 2000 years of history and legend at what was once Englands largest and wealthiest Abbey. Legendary burial place of King Arthur. It was here in 1191 that the monks dug and found the remains of King Arthur and his Queen Guinevere.
Not just a ruined Abbey, but also 36 acres of glorious Somerset parkland, hidden away in the centre of the old market Town of Glastonbury. In recent years the grounds have been enhanced with wildlife areas and seasonal colour such as daffodils and bluebells....... so take a walk in the park....amongst the grassy glades....or along the shady badger boardwalk....see the differences for yourselves !
A39, A361. Rail: Bristol Temple Meads, Bath Spa stations. Bus: Services from Bristol, Bath, Wells, Taunton.
Glastonbury Tourist Information Centre
The Tribunal
9 High Street
Glastonbury
Tel: 0 1458 832954
Fax: 01458 832949
Contact via email
VAQAS - Subscription
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Adult £5, OAP's/Students(with NUS card) £4.50, Children under 16 £3.00, Children Under 5 Free, Children £3.00, Families (2 adults, 2 children)£14.50.
Open all year round, except Christmas Day.
Daily
9.30am - 6.00pm (or Dusk if earlier)
9.00am - 6.00pm (June, July & August)
10.00am - 6.00pm (December, January & February)
Glastonbury Abbey
Abbey Gatehouse
Magdalene Street
Glastonbury
Somerset
BA6 9EL
Tel: (01458) 832267
Fax: (01458) 836117
Email: info@glastonburyabbey.com
