Glastonbury Lake Village Museum

The fascinating story of the Glastonbury Lake Village can be viewed in the Tribunal, the 15th century merchants s house in Glastonbury High Street, that also houses the Tourist Information Centre.

The Lake Village Museum presents an insight into everyday life in an Iron-Age settlement, dating from around 2000 years ago, when much of Somersets landscape was covered by marshy sea. Although these marshes have long since been artificially drained, the excellent preservative properties of the peaty wetland soils in the Glastonbury area left an archaeological legacy of international importance.

Why not visit the Museum and see the artifacts and the story of this settlement of Celts who lived at Glastonbury just before the Romans came.

Glastonbury Tourist Information Centre and Lake Village Museum, The Tribunal, 9 High Street, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9DP