There are many associations with Chalice Well covering countless centuries; it is a timeless and sacred place, full of legend, symbolism and atmosphere, a place whose history has no beginning.......

Since ancient times, the waters that flow from deep below our planet have been revered as the essence of life, the gift of mother earth to sustain all her living forms. A spring such as the Chalice Well which has never been known to fail is especially revered as a symbol of the continuous and unbounded nature of the life force.

The people of old saw the wells as gateways to the spirit world where the veils between human existence and the greater spirit became thinner, and communications could take place with the gods and goddesses of the nature religions.

The Chalice Well is one of the oldest continuously used holy wells in Britain. Archaeology has shown that the Spring was used by prehistoric tribes who inhabited this land, and for the last 2000 years we can be fairly sure that the site has been in constant use. To be at the well head, and drink the water and absorb the atmosphere of the place is truly an inspirational experience.


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The Chalice Well
Chilkwell Street
Glastonbury
Somerset
England
BA6 8DD

Tel: 01458 831154
Fax: 01458 835528

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Tel: +44 1458 831154
Fax: +44 1458 835528

E-mail: info@chalicewell.org.uk

Little St Michael The meadow The Pilgrims Bath The Vesica Yew trees The Lion's Head - drinking area The Tor Chalice Hill Little St Michael retreat house Private The Office The Meeting Room [New] The Gatehouse The Cress Field Summerhouse Bookshop Picnic Area A361 - Shepton Mallet Car Park [limited] The pergola entrance Road route to the Tor Walking route to the Tor Wellhouse Lane to Glastonbury town centre The Angel Bench The Source Toilets The Waterfall King Arthur's Court with Waterfall and Pilgrims Bath The Yew Trees Vesica piscis pool and flow form The Meeting Room