Brilliant part of the abbey complex.

Beautiful reverberant space. Fabulous for singers!

This well-preserved 700 year old building is all that remains of the palatial accommodation built for the Abbot of Glastonbury and his guests. Going inside felt like stepping back in time. An authentic-looking reconstruction of a meal being prepared with medieval cooking utensils and earthenware pots. The fireplaces are huge. It's in the abbey grounds and entrance is included in the ticket price for the abbey.

Interesting to see the facility used to cook for everyone at the old abbey. Still well intact unlike the abbey. It’s inside the abbey walls so you’ll need to pay the entrance fee for the abbey to see this as well.

Lovely place to visit. You can even become a member to visit as much as you want for a full year. It is a lot bigger that it looks from the outside. The guides have lots of information regarding the history and how people use to lived in the Abbey. It would be nice to have seen the Abbey in its former glory; back in the day before Henry VIII had it torn down. But there is a model within the museum to show you what it did look like.

Visited this lovely spot on the day of the Glastonbury Dragon Fayre. Found many stalls selling all manner of crafts. Includng the book Dragonsong by Michael Forester. Lovely countryside break.