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British Sign Language Tour: Buckland Abbey

Join us for a BSL tour at Buckland Abbey

  • Booking essential
  • Free event

This BSL tour of Buckland Abbey will cover the Abbey and it's history. Led by one of our experienced tour guide volunteers and a BSL interpreter the tour will cover the Abbey's monastic life through to it's most famous resident, Sir Francis Drake.

This event is free an there is no charge to enter the property. Pre-booking is essential.

Times

The basics

Booking details

Call 0344 249 1895

Meeting point

Please meet at Visitor Welcome.

What to bring and wear

Please wear sensible shoes as there is some uneven ground.

Accessibility

There are some stairs involved but most of the tour will take place on an accessible route, please contact us if you are concerned or would like to know more information. The BSL interpreter will be there to interpret the guide's tour and your questions.

Other

Please email bucklandabbey@nationaltrust.org.uk or ring our office if you have any questions.

Upcoming events

Opening the Book: Music and Community in an early Tudor monastery 

A unique 600-year-old manuscript used by the Buckland Abbey monks returns to the Abbey.

Event summary

on
27 Sep to 31 Oct 2025
at
11:00 to 16:00
+ 34 other dates or times

Threads of Time: A Journey through clothing 

Follow the story of Buckland Abbey’s inhabitants through a costume exhibition showcasing their diverse lives and stories over the centuries.

Event summary

on
27 Sep to 30 Sep 2025
at
11:00 to 16:30
+ 3 other dates or times

Guided Garden Tour 

Join one of Buckland Abbey's experienced gardeners for a guided tour around the garden.

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on
27 Sep to 28 Sep 2025
at
14:00 to 15:00
+ 1 other date or time

Monastic Buckland: A guided tour 

Uncover the monastic past at Buckland as you take a walk with our volunteer Brian. You will discover fascinating architecture at every turn and understand better the story of Buckland Abbey before the dissolution of the monasteries.

Event summary

on
2 Oct 2025
at
14:00 to 15:30