Buckfast Abbey - Buckfastleigh

Buckfast Abbey

Buckfast Abbey es un monasterio cisterciense ubicado en Buckfastleigh, en el condado de Devon, en el suroeste de Inglaterra, Reino Unido.

La abadía es parte de la Comunidad de Buckfast y es conocida por su producción de vino, su abadía, su iglesia, su centro de conferencias, su hotel y su restaurante.

Especialidades

Abbey y Catholic church son las especialidades más destacadas de Buckfast Abbey.

Además, ofrece servicios de conferencia, alojamiento y una variedad de instalaciones para los visitantes.

Otras características

Conference center, Hotel, Monastery, Restaurant y Tourist attraction son solo algunas de las características que la abadía ofrece.

Los servicios y instalaciones de Buckfast Abbey incluyen:

• Onsite services
• Entrada accesible para sillas de ruedas
• Estacionamiento accesible para sillas de ruedas
• Instalaciones de baño accesibles para sillas de ruedas
• Restaurante

Información de contacto

Para obtener más información sobre Buckfast Abbey, puede visitar su sitio web en www.buckfast.org.uk o llamar a su número de teléfono al 1364645500.

Opiniones

Buckfast Abbey ha recibido una gran cantidad de reseñas en Google My Business, con una media de opinión de 4.7/5.

Muchos visitantes han comentado sobre la belleza de la abadía y la hospitalidad de sus monjes, mientras que otros han destacado la variedad de servicios y actividades que ofrece.

Algunos ejemplos de reseñas incluyen:

'Es un día libre muy agradable, aparte de las donaciones y el almuerzo, pero creo que eso no cuenta.

'No soy religioso, pero aprecio la fe de los demás y tengo un amor personal por la arquitectura.

'La abadía no decepciona y me dejó con la sensación de que debo volver a escuchar al coro.

'Un día increíble se pasó mucho dinero en bebidas para llevarse de la tienda de regalos.

👍 Reviews of Buckfast Abbey

Adam S.

5/5

It's a lovely free day out, apart from the donations and lunch, but I don't think that counts.
I'm not religious, but I do appreciate other people's faith and religions with a personal love of architecture.
The Abbey does not disappoint, and I left with a feeling that I must return to hear the choir sing.
A fantastic day was had, lots spent on alcohol to take home from the gift shop.

Rachel R.

5/5

Lovely place to wander around. Gardens are really beautiful. The pond was full of frogs and frogspawn. We sat and watched them for a while. My nan loved visiting this place. I will definitely come back here in the future.

Tadeusz W.

5/5

Very well maintained and kept. Grounds are absolutely beautiful. The restaurant is spacious, warm and wonderful to rest.
Perhaps it was only on our visit, but the gift shop was filled with a lot of commercial merchandise and none of the honey I have heard they are famous for. Overall a wonderful place to visit.

Mike

4/5

Beautiful setting, gardens, gallery, cafe, ample parking.

Matt

5/5

I absolutely love it here. Peaceful and comforting. You can't beat a brisk sunny winters morning.

Brendan A.

5/5

Beautiful grounds, very peaceful. The Abbey is stunning and free entry!

Ian H.

5/5

Stunning grounds and buildings reborn some three hundred years post Henry VIII's dissolution. There is a calmness and serenity here, and the world's problems appear to dissolve. They of course don't, and the monks have a hand in providing various philanthropic activities and support, both locally and internationally. My favourite parts of the abbey are the upstairs veranda of the coffee shop nearest the conference centre, giving a wonderful view of the grounds; the herb garden including the pond with advanced tadpoles swimming, not far off losing their tails; the modern stained glass image of Christ in the church itself: It was moving and humbling to be in its presence. Dogs are welcomed throughout the grounds, but are barred from the buildings, apart from assistance dogs. You are welcomed onto the grass, with a variety of signs telling of this fact. Good parking, and most areas are accessible by wheelchair (I can't vouch for all) and there are wheelchair lifts in buildings to access the higher levels. Food looks gorgeous in the cafes! Well stocked shop, with some great finds, including books, and beeswax candles from the bee hives they attend. Overall, a very wonderful day spent here, one I wish to repeat in the not too distant future!

Chris L.

5/5

Extremely beautiful building. I have seen many limestone buildings during my travels, but none as well carved as Buckfast Abbey