GLASTONBURY ABBEY
Abbey – Monastery – Convent
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2024
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This abbey, now in ruins, is known as Britain's oldest Christian shrine and is linked to Joseph of Arimathea. A fire destroyed the building in 1184, and the monastery, which had been rebuilt, was abandoned in 1539. Legend has it that King Arthur and Queen Guinevere were buried on the estate, but their remains were lost when the site was dissolved. Don't miss Abbot Dunstan's kitchen, particularly well preserved. There's also a small museum on site.
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