You all seemed to like the Glastonbury posts I put up, so I thought I could follow up with a short article to show you a little more of our town. There’s a lot of reasons to visit. We have fabulous, unusual shopping, lots of beautiful things to see and places to visit.
You can climb the Tor and see what remains of St Michaels Tower
Or visit our world famous Abbey where you can find King Arthurs tomb.
There’s St Johns and it’s labyrinth in the grounds alongside a holy thorn tree.
Market Cross and the High Street and brilliant shops.
Finish your day off with a relaxing visit to the Chalice Well and take some of the healing waters.
There’s so much to see and do there’s plenty of great places to stay and lots of great cafes and take aways. We have everything here that you could possibly want for a relaxing break away from home. If you’re lucky you may just be here to see a fairy ball, the goddess conference, carnival or a druid gathering.
And last but not least you can purchase a signed copy of ‘The Community’, ‘Pictures of Deceit or “After the Light, After the Love’ to read on your journey home (just as long as you’re not the driver) 😉
S C Richmond 
Interesting post,i’ve only been once but it was lovely. Not sure if its true but I once read that the monks made up the story of discovering Arthur’s body because they were short of money and knew it would be a crowd puller, 🙂
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That’s the story indeed, the Abbey was a bit down on its uppers and they thought it might be a crowd puller. They were right, it still pulls the crowds today. Although since then it has been proved there are two skeletons in the sarcophagas of the right age….. the legend continues…. 🙂
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I’m going believe that it really is King Arthur because it’s a good tale 🙂
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Me too 🙂
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