Guidebook for Glastonbury
Food Scene
Fabulous vegan / vegetarian food, and lovely atmosphere.
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Excalibur Cafe
22 High StFabulous vegan / vegetarian food, and lovely atmosphere.
Drinks & Nightlife
A historical pub, with an old world feel, a must visit even for just a quick drink!
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George Hotel & Pilgrims' Inn
1 High StA historical pub, with an old world feel, a must visit even for just a quick drink!
Parks & Nature
The sacred "red spring" of Glastonbury, Chalice Well is a peaceful oasis for meditation and healing. A must visit for all those who are interested in Glastonbury's spiritual side.
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Chalice Well
85-89 Chilkwell StThe sacred "red spring" of Glastonbury, Chalice Well is a peaceful oasis for meditation and healing. A must visit for all those who are interested in Glastonbury's spiritual side.
The Tor is perhaps one of the most iconic and easily recognisable scenes in England, it is quite the walk to the top where you are rewarded with 360 degree views of the entire Somerset Levels. It is steeped in myth and history.
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Glastonbury Tor
The Tor is perhaps one of the most iconic and easily recognisable scenes in England, it is quite the walk to the top where you are rewarded with 360 degree views of the entire Somerset Levels. It is steeped in myth and history.
Sightseeing
The Glastonbury Abbey is at the heart of the town, and its history. It was once one of the most important places the early Christian history of England. It is also said to be the resting place of King Arthur (of the Knights of the Round Table fame) and his wife Guinevere, a simple sign today marks the spot where this famed couple's remains are believed to be buried. Steeped in history and myth, there is plenty to see and learn for the history buffs!
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Glastonbury Abbey
Magdalene StreetThe Glastonbury Abbey is at the heart of the town, and its history. It was once one of the most important places the early Christian history of England. It is also said to be the resting place of King Arthur (of the Knights of the Round Table fame) and his wife Guinevere, a simple sign today marks the spot where this famed couple's remains are believed to be buried. Steeped in history and myth, there is plenty to see and learn for the history buffs!
Shopping
It has a wonderful collection of new and secondhand spiritual books, and a very lovely owner!
Labyrinth Books
High StreetIt has a wonderful collection of new and secondhand spiritual books, and a very lovely owner!
A wonderful place to browse books on spirituality and alternative culture - knowledgeable staff and fair prices. New and second hand. Backs onto the "courtyard" where there are other hidden delights.
Courtyard Books
2-4 High StA wonderful place to browse books on spirituality and alternative culture - knowledgeable staff and fair prices. New and second hand. Backs onto the "courtyard" where there are other hidden delights.
Essentials
Great for snacks and drinks, and those little essentials you may have forgotten!
Radstock Co-Operative - Glastonbury
32-34 High StGreat for snacks and drinks, and those little essentials you may have forgotten!
Everything Else
A uniquely Glastonbury experience! The Goddess Temple is the perfect oasis of calm for visitors to Glastonbury interested in the Feminine Divine.
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The Glastonbury Mural
1 Feversham LnA uniquely Glastonbury experience! The Goddess Temple is the perfect oasis of calm for visitors to Glastonbury interested in the Feminine Divine.