Wearyall Hill
Wearyall Hill, also known as Wirral Hill, is a tall, narrow hill located on the southern tip of Glastonbury. From there, one can look out at the Glastonbury Tor and the Somerset Levels on on
Bride’s Mound
Older Than Iona Abbey In May 2016, a team led by Richard Brunning of the South West Heritage Trust carried out an archaeological excavation on Bride’s Mound. This was the first excavat
Gog and Magog
Tucked away in the quieter reaches of Glastonbury’s spiritual landscape are two ancient oaks named Gog and Magog. They are named after legendary biblical giants who lived many centurie
The Glastonbury Thorn
No other tree in the world has as much history, legend, and mythology associated with it as the Glastonbury Thorn. The origins of this legend date back to ancient times. According to the leg
Things to Do and Places to Visit in Glastonbury
The White Spring The White Spring is located just next to Chalice Well on Well House Lane. In 1872, the Water Board decided to build a reservoir in the attractive combe at this site. This de