Glastonbury Tor is a hill in Glastonbury, Somerset, which is topped by the Roofless Grade 1 listed building St Michael’s Tower. This tower has been restored and partially rebuilt many times and is all that…
The Drombeg Stone Circle, also known as the Druid’s Altar, is located near Glandore, County Cork in Ireland. Protected under the National Monuments Act, it is one of the most visited Megalithic sites in Ireland…
Some believe the name came from the legends of King Arthur, others believe it is a misnomer created over the years and that the original name was Archer’s Seat. Either way there is no denying…
Tintagel, Cornwall, England. If you are looking for a trip that is surrounded by legend, you should look no further than Tintagel in Cornwall; home of the legend of King Arthur and the Knights of…
Loch Ness is perhaps one of the most famous Lakes in the world. Second largest after Loch Lomond (but greatest by depth and volume of water) and a mile wide at many parts, the Loch…
St michaels mount There are many legends related to this castle, bringing pilgrims from far and wide to follow in mythical footsteps. Legend has it that Cornwall is the land where the Giants once walked….
Stonehenge in Wiltshire forms part of a World Heritage Site, along with other monuments in Avebury and the surrounding area. The site is made up Sarsen stone, Bluestone and Welsh Sandstone as is estimated to…
Chalice well and Gardens, Glastonbury. Believed to be one of the oldest wells in great Britain, The Chalice Well is considered a holy and spiritual place to many. Ensconced at the base of Glastonbury Tor…