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About Glastonbury Abbey

Glastonbury Abbey was once among the wealthiest and most influential monasteries in England and remains one of the UK’s most important historic sites. Today, the abbey offers visitors a unique combination of heritage, landscape and culture. Alongside the museum, café and shop, the abbey ruins sit within 36 acres of peaceful parkland at the heart of Glastonbury.

Throughout the year, the abbey hosts a varied programme of events, including guided and costumed tours, family activities, historical re-enactment and large-scale outdoor performances. These sit alongside opportunities for quieter exploration, reflection and enjoyment of the grounds.

Glastonbury Abbey is committed to making the visitor experience as accessible and inclusive as possible. We aim to ensure that everyone can enjoy the abbey, its history and its surroundings. This guide is designed to help you plan your visit with confidence and make the most of your time here.