King Arthur’s Great Halls is an Arthurian attraction in Tintagel, Cornwall. A remarkable 1930s hall in Tintagel, built to celebrate the legend of King Arthur and his knights.
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About King Arthur’s Great Halls
King Arthur’s Great Halls were built in the 1930s by Frederick Glasscock, a wealthy businessman fascinated by the Arthurian legends. The halls are made from many types of Cornish stone and are lit by around 70 stained-glass windows by the artist Veronica Whall, telling the story of the knights.
Inside you can see a round table and throne, and a short show introduces the legends.
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Plan your visit
The halls open seasonally; check times before visiting. Combine with Tintagel Castle and the Old Post Office.
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King Arthur’s Great Halls: FAQs
Where is King Arthur’s Great Halls?
King Arthur’s Great Halls is in Tintagel, Cornwall. Nearby you’ll also find Tintagel Castle and Tintagel Old Post Office.
What is there to see and do at King Arthur’s Great Halls?
Highlights include around 70 Arthurian stained-glass windows; the round table and throne; built from Cornish stone; in the heart of Tintagel.
How do I check opening times and prices for King Arthur’s Great Halls?
King Arthur’s Great Halls is a public place you can visit freely, but conditions such as tides, weather and parking vary, so check locally before you travel.
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