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Multi-faith sacred sites in England, United Kingdom
Explore 11 Multi-faith sacred places in England, United Kingdom, with mapped locations and detailed site guides.
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Black Prince's Well
Harbledown, England, United Kingdom
A medieval healing spring on the hillside of Harbledown, the Black Prince's Well is the last sacred stop on the Pilgrim's Way before Canterbury Cathedral appears on the...
Chalice Well Gardens
Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
At the foot of Glastonbury Tor, iron-stained waters have flowed without ceasing for over two thousand years. Christian pilgrims come seeking the Holy Grail....
Chanctonbury Rings, Findon, West Sussex, England
Horsham, England, United Kingdom
Rising from the South Downs like a crown of trees visible for miles, Chanctonbury Ring has drawn seekers for over three thousand years....
Cissbury Ring, Findon, West Sussex, England
Worthing, England, United Kingdom
Rising above the Sussex Weald, Cissbury Ring holds evidence of five thousand years of human presence....
Glastonbury Tor
Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
Rising 158 meters above the Somerset Levels, Glastonbury Tor has drawn seekers for millennia. Celtic tradition holds it as a gateway to Annwn, the Otherworld....
Pilgrims Rest Statue
Lenham, England, United Kingdom
Brother Percival is a life-sized wooden sculpture of a resting monk, installed in 2007 on the Pilgrim's Way between Harrietsham and Lenham in Kent....
Rollright Stones
West Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Three prehistoric monuments spanning nearly two thousand years crown this Cotswold ridge: a stone circle, a solitary king, and whispering knights plotting in stone....
Rudston Monolith
Rudston, England, United Kingdom
Rising nearly eight meters from a Yorkshire churchyard, the Rudston Monolith has anchored human spiritual activity for over four millennia....
The Cheesewring
Henwood, England, United Kingdom
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Watts Cemetery Chapel
Compton, England, United Kingdom
Designed by Mary Watts and built by 74 Compton villagers between 1895 and 1904, this Grade I listed mortuary chapel layers Celtic, Egyptian, Byzantine, and Christian...
White Spring Temple
Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
Step from daylight into darkness. The White Spring Temple occupies a Victorian well house at the base of Glastonbury Tor, where calcite-white waters have flowed for...
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