Also known as “The Dragon Path” by the druids. Some believe it was an initiation path for druids, others say it is connected to the seven chakras.

The Tor is believed to be the largest 3D labyrinth in the world. The belief is if you follow this path to the centre, you go on a journey of re-birth and come out as a new person.

Glastonbury Abbey dates back over 1,000 years. The site has been a place of religious significance since at least the 7th century, with the first church believed to have been established around 600 AD. The abbey itself was founded in the 10th century and flourished during the medieval period as one of the most powerful and wealthy monasteries in England.

Glastonbury, UK, is renowned for its rich history, spiritual significance, and cultural influence. Known as the site of the legendary Glastonbury Tor and the medieval Glastonbury Abbey, it is often linked to myths such as King Arthur's burial and the Holy Grail. The town has long been a hub for alternative spirituality, with beliefs in ley lines, pagan traditions, and New Age practices drawing visitors seeking enlightenment.