Welcome

A definition of Pilgrim: 'One who makes a journey to a sacred place'.

Glastonbury has been a Centre of Pilgrimage for millennia drawing people from all over the world to visit and experience this fascinating place of history and legend. Today, in the twenty-first century, Glastonbury is emerging as a Centre that recognises and honours all faiths, paths and beliefs and this is reflected in the wide and varied cultural experiences that are on offer in this vibrant, colourful town.

Glastonbury abounds with diversity and, whether you are coming out of sheer curiosity or planning a sacred journey, we hope that you will find what you are looking for on this site. If you have questions that you would like to ask, please do not hesitate to contact us.

We welcome all people of all faiths and beliefs.

Our experienced volunteers offer support and information to visitors to Glastonbury on many subjects including:

• Glastonbury as a Place of Spiritual Transformation
• The Glastonbury energies and how they may be experienced
• Sacred spaces in Glastonbury
• Quiet places for reflection
• Myths and history
• Specialised events, workshops and seminars
• Therapies and Healing
• Accommodation specialising in the needs of pilgrims
• Spiritual paths, as practised in Glastonbury
• Signposts towards services that may be able to assist in times of crisis

Opening Hours

Monday: Closed

Tuesday 11am - 3pm
Wednesday: 11am - 3pm
Thursday: 11am - 3pm
Friday: 11am - 3pm
Saturday: 11am - 3pm
Sunday: 12 noon - 3pm

Routine Tourist Information – Please note that we are not a tourist information centre and all the usual visitor information can be obtained from Glastonbury Tourist Information Centre.

The PRC has been formed by a group of local residents. It is a Not-For- Profit Association, managed and run by volunteers. For more about us, see About Us

Throughout our site