For nearly 50 years, bestselling author and researcher Graham Phillips, author of King Arthur: The True Story, The Lost Tomb of King Arthur, and The Search for the Grail, has investigated the historical King Arthur. Now, in one extraordinary day, he invites you to walk with him upon the very ground where the legend was born.
When? Sunday 22nd March
Where? Winchester, England
What You’ll Discover: Over a full day (10:30–17:00), Graham will personally guide you through Winchester’s most powerful and iconic Arthurian sites, where we will learn both the history and the legend.
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Nunnaminster: Where the legend was preserved. The evidence for Arthur's existence.
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Abbey Gardens: Where the romance was shaped. How a Dark Age hero became a medieval king.
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The Serapis Temple: An ancient shrine that housed the Grail. The mystery of the Holy Grail.
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Cathedral Close: Where, it is said, Arthur drew the sword from the stone. The truth about Excalibur.
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The Great Hall: Arthur's stronghold and the Round Table. Camelot and Arthur's knights.
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The Deanery: The chaple where Arthur was wed. Guinevere, the warrior queen.
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Wolvesey Castle: Once a fortress built during Arthur's time. Arthur's Britain.
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The Weir: Where legend holds Excalibur was thrown. Avalon and the lost tomb of King Arthur.
Watch the sneak peek trailer video to find out what magical discoveries await in Winchester.
Secure your place for just £56.00 for the whole day! The Price includes entrance to The Great Hall. Places are strictly limited due to museum group sizes, and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Don’t miss your chance to step into legend, exclusively with Graham Phillips, and uncover the truth behind Britain’s most enduring myth.
Accessibility Note
The city walking route covers approx. 3.5 km, including cobbled streets and some steps. This may not be suitable for those with limited mobility. Please review before booking.
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Getting There & Where to Stay
Winchester is easy to reach at just 1 hour direct from London Waterloo rail station, and well served by the M3 motorway. If you’d like to make a short break of it, Winchester offers excellent accommodation within walking distance of the tour route.
Recommended options include:
For more ideas, attractions, and local planning, visit the Visit Winchester website.