This place is a higgledy-piggledy mish-mash of New Age items with Native American Indian, Egyptian,…read morefairy, unicorn, crystals of all sorts, with little things children like to receive, such as fairy dust and little rings and pencils. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

They have a really nice lady usually at the desk who is always helpful and they sell a wide range…read moreof products including things like crystals, magic wands and pendulums.

This is another Glastonbury shop that is devoted to witchcraft. And it is less flashy than 'Lilith'…read morebut has a special atmosphere. The people in here are lovely and very honest and helpful.

Great esoteric shop honouring the God in every man. Slightly…read moreoff the main street but well worth checking out.

Origins is a small, but perfectly formed, jewellery shop. It sells, Fiorelli, charmlinks and, most…read moreimportantly, Pilgrim jewellery. It has a wide variety of gorgeous Pilgrim jewellery, including new ranges. The staff are friendly and helpful and box things for gifts up nicely. It also sells cards, scarfs and a small range of other gifts.

Witchcraft Ltd is a lovely shop tucked in St Benedict St. It is definitely a must-see when you come…read moreto Glastonbury. It is all part of a very satisfying retail experience. Witchcraft Ltd stocks a large range of magical paraphernalia for the discerning magical practitioner: wands, staves, scrying mirror. They also sell bones, voodou oils and charms. Witchcraft can boast to have one of the largest selections of herbs. If you need any advise, the staff will be more than happy to help you find what you need. They also offer tarot readings and occult consultancy, should you have a magical problem.

I agree; this is one of those great shops you tend to find off the main drag and it has that great…read morefriendly feel about it. The magic must work!

I love Glastonbury. They always offer such interesting and individual shops. This one is one of…read morethem. This is a sex shop that is also hippie inspired. Not that shocking. So go inside and have a peak.

Great friendly shop with a very helpful owner, who supplies a superb range of magical gifts. There…read moreis something here for all ranging from the esoteric, new age, Pagan and the magical. Thank you.

Love this place. When we wanted Green Man cufflinks, the shop owner kept in touch and notified me…read morevia twitter when they came in. Cool! :D

A book-lovers paradise!…read more We heard about this place when staying at a nearby B&B. Apparently, it's the largest second hand book seller in the UK, and after visiting I can truly believe this. The Book Barn is a massive warehouse on an industrial estate not far from Bath. It doesn't look much from the outside, but enter at you peril and be prepared to be overcome with the musty smell of second hand books - and what better smell is there, if we are honest?! Shelves are stacked floor to ceiling with every genre of book that you could possibly imagine - cookery, health, travel, science, religion - every topic under the sun. The fictional novels take up most of the space and are loosely categorised alphabetically. It can be a little overwhelming but the staff will run a search for you if you are looking for a particular author, and there are a couple of computers available for public use. The best bit about these books? They are all priced at £1!! I challenge you to come out with less than an armful! There is also a children's area and a rare book section, obviously with a slightly higher price tag. There is a cafe here too selling everything from hot drinks, to freshly baked cakes, cooked breakfasts, and light lunches. A great place to make a start on one of your new purchases. This really is book heaven. Bring a large bag and be prepared to lose a few hours in here!

I'm going to Bookbarn tomorrow and have been several times...its heaven!…read more Literally the biggest library of books you've ever seen in a huge converted barn just outside of Bristol...all books are £1!!! They have free parking and a small tea shop with homemade cake and big old sofas. There is a vintage book section as well with rare books at still very cheap prices. The last time i went i bought 16 books i kid you not. Out of those included the complete works of Shakespeare for £1 (mint condition) complete works of oscar wilde (less mint condition) and the best thing ever: the complete sonnets of Shakespeare which had a sweet message written inside from 1962 where a man bought this book and gave it to her on their 20th Anniversary..and here it was going home with me in 2014. Love that so much. You really can spend hours here, books are put into genres and you are given a map when you come in, sofa's and chairs dotted around for you to casually read along with wheel-able shopping baskets. The staff are super friendly and helpful, it's a bit rough around the edges but super cute, exactly the kinda place i feel at home. If you don't see me for 3 days, i've been in bookbarn :)