Things to do and places to see in Glastonbury

Glastonbury has a wealth of experiences, history, myths and legends and these pages enable you to discover more about this fascinating small town that draws people from all over the world. 

Naturally your first place to visit though is the Glastonbury Information Centre! 

Shopping and eating in Glastonbury

Glastonbury High Street and the streets that lead off from it, are attractions in themselves; it really isn't an exaggeration to say there is nowhere else like it! Unique shops run by independent traders, a vibrant artisan café culture, and places to visit, are all within walking distance of each other. 

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BRIDE'S MOUND

THE GLASTONBURY EXPERIENCE

GLASTONBURY TOR

ST MARGARET'S CHAPEL

CHALICE WELL & GARDENS

THE GODDESS TEMPLE

THE LAKE VILLAGE MUSEUM

TERCENTENNIAL LABYRINTH

THE CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST

GOG & MAGOG - THE OAKS OF AVALON

LIBRARY OF AVALON

WEARYALL HILL

GLASTONBURY ABBEY

THE GLASTONBURY HOLY THORN

PONTER'S BALL

THE WHITE SPRING

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Places to Visit | Bride's Mound | Chalice Well & Gardens | The Church of St John the Baptist | Glastonbury Abbey | The Glastonbury Experience Courtyard | Glastonbury Goddess Temple |  Gog & Magog | Glastonbury Holy Thorn | Lake Village Museum | Library of Avalon | St. Margaret's Chapel & the Magdalene Almshouses | Somerset Rural Life Museum | Ponter's Ball | The Glastonbury Tercentennial Labyrinth | Glastonbury Tor | Wearyall Hill | White Spring |