
Buckland Abbey Christmas
- Published:
- 10 November 2022

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Get into the festive spirit at Buckland with seasonal shopping, treats, music and a beautiful historical display in the Great Barn and Abbey.
Arthurian legends at Buckland Abbey
29 November - 4 January, 10-4
Step into the Great Barn and into a forest of trees which will transport you into the story of King Arthur.
You'll be surrounded by beautiful twinkling trees where you can listen to the story of Gawain and the Green Knight before you step forward to see a wicker sculpture of the battle itself!
Be sure not to miss the tallest tree at the end of the Barn where you will see the mythical Excalibur surrounded by stars.
The Abbey has been filled with more legendary Christmas delights from Merlin’s Apothecary to Guinevere’s chamber, each room will be filled with festive sparkle and an opportunity to acquaint yourself with characters from the mythical stories of King Arthur.

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