St Margaret's Chapel — Local services in Glastonbury

Wonderful chapel and gardens and a very nice atmosphere except for the lady who looks after the place. My friend was talking to someone and this lady told him to be quiet. Anyway, he carried on talking but in a more subdued tone. The lady came back a little while later and in a rather rude tone asked us to leave. She said in angry manner that it was a sacred and peaceful place. I thought, well, that may be so, but it certainly isn't a place where vows of silence should be enforced. She, that woman, needs to practice her being friendly and polite skills...

A secret little chapel, you could easily pass by without knowing it was there.

But very Beautiful indeed, the atmosphere and feeling of peacefulness and tranquility is all around.

Only one row of Alms houses remain. Many years ago there was a row each side of where the pretty small garden is now in situe The first of the Alms house has been furnished so you can see and imagine how the tenants would of lived.

Many, many years ago I attended a couple of musical evening events what a setting indeed.

A good experience for the body, mind and of...

This sweet, quiet little chapel and garden are tucked away from Glastonbury's hubbub at the end of a little alleyway. I never would have known it was there, except that a friend suggested I check it out. I especially liked the charming almshouses, one of which was set up to show what one might have looked like in the time when people lived in them. This is a nice little spot to enjoy a moment of peace and spiritual connection. Admission is free, though you can offer support by buying something in their...