Malmesbury Abbey

About

Within England’s oldest borough sits the 12th Century Abbey which is still very much in use today.

The Norman Abbey houses the tomb of King Athelstan and the crest of Henry VII, a specially illuminated 15th century Bible, a breathtaking Norman stone porch which illustrates the Christian salvation history and the grave of Hannah Twinnoy, who was killed by a tiger, locally, in 1703.