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About Glastonbury Tor

Glastonbury Tor is a storied landmark in Somerset, rising about 158 meters (518 feet) above the Somerset Levels. Topped by the roofless St Michael's Church tower and connected to Arthurian legend and Avalon myths, this site blends natural beauty with rich history. Managed by the National Trust and designated as a scheduled monument, Glastonbury Tor invites visitors to explore its paths, enjoy the views from seating areas, and learn about its enduring significance.

Below you’ll find practical information to help you plan your visit, including seating availability, parking guidance, transport options, and nearby places to stay and eat. We’ve prioritized trusted partner recommendations to simplify your trip.

Public access to Glastonbury Tor is free year-round. Note there is no dedicated on-site parking. The nearest paid car park is Draper & Co on Chilkwell Street, with blue‑badge parking available on Stonedown Lane. A seasonal Tor Bus runs from Glastonbury town to the base of the Tor from April through September. Seating exists along the paths and at the tower top, but there is no formal seating chart or venue capacity because this is a historic landscape, not a standard concert or event venue. For lodging, consider nearby options in Glastonbury such as The George Hotel & Pilgrims' Inn, with other hotels listed by travel sites. If you’re visiting for a day trip or a special event, secure your access like you would with a trusted connection—we’ve got you covered for a smooth experience.

Nearby shops, cafes, and restaurants offer a range of traditional and modern meals. For an easy planning experience, explore our curated partner recommendations for hotels and dining to help you find convenient, comfortable options during your visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Glastonbury Tor rises about 158 meters (518 feet) above the Somerset Levels and is topped by the roofless St Michael's Church tower.
  • The site is managed by the National Trust and designated as a scheduled monument; St Michael's Tower is Grade I listed.
  • There is no parking at the Tor; the nearest paid car park is Draper & Co on Chilkwell Street, with blue‑badge parking available on Stonedown Lane.
  • Public access is free year‑round; a Tor Bus operates seasonally (April–September) from Glastonbury town to the base of the Tor.
  • There are seating areas along the paths and at the tower top, but there is no formal seating chart or venue capacity.
  • Nearby lodging options exist in Glastonbury (e.g., The George Hotel & Pilgrims' Inn) and other hotels listed by travel sites.
  • The Tor is linked to Arthurian legend and Avalon myths, giving it historical and mythical significance beyond scenery.
  • The Tor remains a landmark and has not been demolished or renamed.