| Britain is a great place to visit if you are interested in | | | | location of the island of Avalon. Glastonbury Tor is a |
| History; it has many castles, ancient monuments and | | | | giant man-made hill that used to once hold a church on |
| attractions to visit. | | | | the top of it. Now, only the bell tower called the "tor" is |
| London is home to some of Britain's most famous | | | | available. When the morning mist covers the |
| landmarks. Buckingham Palace and the infamous | | | | surrounding town of Glastonbury and crawls slowly up |
| Tower of London can be visited as a group. You can | | | | the hill, it is easy to imagine that beneath the mist is the |
| also take one of the big red tourist buses around | | | | fabled lake, home to the Lady of the lake. |
| London and listed to some of the history and | | | | Although Glastonbury is large, it should not be missed |
| attractions. | | | | by any group of true history buffs. There is even a |
| British Museum | | | | sacred well, which is thought to be one of the possible |
| This museum holds more history than any other | | | | locations of the Holy Grail. Each year hundreds of |
| museum in the world. Up until five years ago, most of | | | | pilgrims come here to offer prayers and drink in hopes |
| the museum's collections had been stored away in the | | | | of benefiting from the blessed water. |
| warehouse. Now the exhibits are on full display and | | | | Bath |
| ready to impress. | | | | Bath and the stunning countryside surrounding it is one |
| Stonehenge | | | | of England's most beautiful places to visit. Bath, |
| Stonehenge is one of the most remarkable man-made | | | | England, is a unique city; its hot springs, Roman Baths, |
| creations of the ancient world. Created from large | | | | splendid Abbey and Georgian stone crescents have |
| stones which had to be sailed to Britain from France, | | | | attracted visitors for centuries. Set in rolling Somerset |
| this work of art is believed to have been erected | | | | countryside, just over 100 miles west of London, it is a |
| between 3,000 B.C. and 1600 B.C. | | | | beautiful and unforgettable place to visit. |
| Very little is known about this mysterious location, but | | | | Tintagel-Tintagel Castle |
| recent evidence points that it may originally have been | | | | Tintagel-Tintagel Castle is also part of the Arthur |
| a burial mound for a king, which changed over the | | | | legend. Although only ruins of the castle can now be |
| years into a religious icon. To this day, pilgrims and | | | | seen, Tintagel is thought to be the site where the sage |
| druids from all over the world continue to meet during | | | | Mernyl, also known as Merlin, fought and lost the battle |
| the longest day of the year. | | | | with Morgan de Fay. It is also believed to be the final |
| Glastonbury | | | | resting place of Merlin's body and his cave filled with |
| Cloaked in the mystery of the Arthur legend, this area | | | | ancient knowledge and magic. Perfect for the historian |
| is thought to be the resting place of the graves of the | | | | at heart! |
| true Arthur and Guinevere, and is believed to be the | | | | |