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Crystals, tarot, candles and incense for the spiritual people in your life. 1294 gifts in stock, ideas for every budget, and local gift guides for 102 UK towns and cities.
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A tarot or oracle beginnerA first deck with a guidebook is a gift they can use on Christmas morning.98 gifts from £3.49 →
A crystal loverPick by colour or by their birthstone; every natural piece is a little different.406 gifts from £2.99 →
Someone who loves a cosy homeScent and candlelight for the darkest weeks of the year.461 gifts from £2.99 →
A stargazerMoon and star-sign gifts for long winter nights.116 gifts from £4.49 →
A folklore fanWitchy, gothic and fairy-tale pieces with a story behind them.193 gifts from £2.99 →
A calm cornerPieces for a quiet shelf, altar or meditation spot.414 gifts from £2.99 →
Gift picks
A few favourites from across the shop, all in stock.
Under £10
Stocking fillers and Secret Santa gifts. 310 in stock, from £2.99.
£10 to £20
Thoughtful gifts for friends and colleagues. 436 in stock, from £10.00.
£20 to £40
Gifts for someone close. 362 in stock, from £20.00.
£40 and over
Statement gifts, and free UK delivery on their own. 186 in stock, from £40.99.
Find your town
Local gift ideas with history, sacred sites and folklore from our guides.
England 83 towns
Barnsley
South Yorkshire · England
Monk Bretton Priory was founded around 1154 and became a Benedictine house; its ruins, cared for by English Heritage,…
Basildon
Essex · England
Hadleigh Castle was built in the 1230s and rebuilt by Edward III in the 1360s, overlooking the Thames Estuary.
Bath
Somerset · England
The hot springs at Bath were sacred long before the Romans arrived.
Bedford
Bedfordshire · England
John Bunyan, born near Bedford in 1628, wrote much of The Pilgrim's Progress while imprisoned for preaching.
Birmingham
West Midlands · England
The Rollright Stones are three monuments of different ages: the Whispering Knights, an Early Neolithic burial chamber;…
Blackburn
Lancashire · England
Pendle Hill rises 557 metres to the north-east of Blackburn, and its villages were home to the people accused in the…
Blackpool
Lancashire · England
Blackpool's Illuminations were first switched on in 1879 and today run for about six miles along the seafront each…
Bolton
Greater Manchester · England
Smithills Hall is a manor house with parts dating to the 14th century.
Boscastle & Tintagel
North Cornwall · England
Boscastle's Museum of Witchcraft and Magic was founded by Cecil Williamson and moved to the harbour in 1960.
Bournemouth
Dorset · England
At Knowlton, a ruined Norman church stands in the middle of a Neolithic henge, a striking symbol of Christianity built…
Bradford
West Yorkshire · England
Ilkley Moor, part of Rombalds Moor, has hundreds of carved rocks with cup-and-ring marks from the Neolithic and Bronze…
Brighton
East Sussex · England
The Long Man of Wilmington is a 72-metre figure cut into the slope of Windover Hill.
Bristol
South West England · England
Stanton Drew has three stone circles, two avenues and a cove.
Burnley
Lancashire · England
Burnley sits in the shadow of Pendle Hill, whose villages were home to the accused in the 1612 Pendle witch trials.
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire · England
Grime's Graves is a Neolithic flint mine in Norfolk's Breckland, about 45 minutes' drive from Cambridge.
Canterbury
Kent · England
Canterbury Cathedral was founded by St Augustine, who arrived in 597.
Carlisle
Cumbria · England
Carlisle Castle has stood for over 900 years, and Mary, Queen of Scots was held there in 1568.
Chelmsford
Essex · England
Chelmsford Cathedral was a parish church for centuries and became a cathedral in 1914.
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire · England
Belas Knap is a Neolithic long barrow built around 3000 BC, with a false entrance and side chambers where the remains of…
Chester
Cheshire · England
Chester's Roman amphitheatre is the largest uncovered in Britain, built for the legionary fortress of Deva.
Colchester
Essex · England
Colchester was Camulodunum, the first capital of Roman Britain, and was burned by Boudica's army in AD 60/61.
Coventry
West Midlands · England
Coventry's medieval cathedral was destroyed in the Blitz on 14 November 1940.
Crawley
West Sussex · England
St Leonard's Forest, near Horsham, is a remnant of the ancient Weald forest.
Derby
Derbyshire · England
Derbyshire is the heartland of well dressing, where wells are decorated with pictures made from petals pressed into…
Doncaster
South Yorkshire · England
Conisbrough Castle has a rare 12th-century cylindrical keep and inspired scenes in Walter Scott's Ivanhoe.
Durham
County Durham · England
Durham Cathedral was begun in 1093 to house the shrine of St Cuthbert, whose community had carried his body around the…
Exeter
Devon · England
Merrivale on western Dartmoor has two double stone rows, a stone circle, standing stones and the remains of Bronze Age…
Gateshead
Tyne and Wear · England
The Angel of the North, by Antony Gormley, was completed in 1998.
Glastonbury
Somerset · England
Glastonbury Tor rises 158 metres above the Somerset Levels, which were once marshland.
Gloucester
Gloucestershire · England
Gloucester Cathedral's cloisters have the earliest surviving fan vaulting in England, from the 14th century.
Harrogate
North Yorkshire · England
Mother Shipton's Cave in Knaresborough has been a visitor attraction since 1630.
Hastings
East Sussex · England
Hastings Castle was among the first castles William the Conqueror built after landing in 1066.
Huddersfield
West Yorkshire · England
Castle Hill has been occupied for thousands of years, with an Iron Age hillfort and a medieval castle.
Hull
East Riding of Yorkshire · England
The Rudston Monolith is the tallest standing stone in Britain, about 7.6 metres high, standing in a churchyard.
Ipswich
Suffolk · England
Sutton Hoo is a 6th and 7th-century Anglo-Saxon burial ground, where a ship burial found in 1939 held the famous helmet…
Keswick & the Lake District
Cumbria · England
Castlerigg, just east of Keswick, was raised around 3000 BC and is among the earliest stone circles in Britain.
Lancaster & Pendle
Lancashire · England
Lancaster Castle has been a court and prison for centuries.
Leeds
West Yorkshire · England
Rombalds Moor, the larger moor of which Ilkley Moor is part, holds hundreds of prehistoric carved rocks, many with…
Leicester
Leicestershire · England
Jewry Wall is one of the largest surviving pieces of Roman civil building in Britain, part of the baths of Ratae…
Lincoln
Lincolnshire · England
Lincoln Cathedral was the tallest building in the world for around 200 years, until its central spire fell in 1548.
Liverpool
Merseyside · England
The six Calder Stones are sandstone slabs from a Neolithic passage tomb that once stood near the park entrance.
London
Greater London · England
London's esoteric book trade grew up around Cecil Court and Bloomsbury in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when…
Luton
Bedfordshire · England
Waulud's Bank is a Neolithic enclosure at the source of the River Lea in Leagrave.
Maidstone
Kent · England
Kit's Coty House is the remains of a Neolithic long barrow built around 4000 BC, part of the Medway Megaliths, the only…
Manchester
Greater Manchester · England
Pendle Hill rises to 557 metres between Burnley and Clitheroe.
Middlesbrough
North Yorkshire · England
Roseberry Topping is a 320-metre hill with a distinctive broken summit, caused by a geological fault and mining collapse…
Milton Keynes
Buckinghamshire · England
Milton Keynes was designated a new town in 1967.
Newcastle upon Tyne
Tyne and Wear · England
St Aidan founded a monastery on Lindisfarne in 635 at the invitation of King Oswald, and St Cuthbert later served as its…
Northampton
Northamptonshire · England
Northampton's Church of the Holy Sepulchre, founded around 1100 after the First Crusade, is one of only four round…
Norwich
Norfolk · England
Julian of Norwich lived as an anchoress in a cell attached to St Julian's Church in the late 14th century.
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire · England
The Major Oak in Sherwood Forest is estimated to be between 800 and 1,100 years old and weighs around 23 tonnes.
Oldham
Greater Manchester · England
Saddleworth, east of Oldham, is a group of Pennine villages with a long tradition of the Rushcart, revived in 1975, when…
Oxford
Oxfordshire · England
The Uffington White Horse is the oldest known chalk hill figure in Britain, dated by scientific tests to the Late Bronze…
Penzance & West Penwith
Cornwall · England
West Penwith has one of the densest clusters of prehistoric monuments in Britain, all built from the local granite.
Peterborough
Cambridgeshire · England
Flag Fen is a Bronze Age site where a timber causeway crossed the wetland about 3,000 years ago, and many objects were…
Plymouth
Devon · England
Merrivale on western Dartmoor, about 40 minutes from Plymouth, has two double stone rows, a stone circle and Bronze Age…
Poole
Dorset · England
Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour is a National Trust reserve where Robert Baden-Powell held the first Scout camp in…
Portsmouth
Hampshire · England
Butser Hill, at 271 metres, is the highest point on the chalk of the South Downs in Hampshire.
Preston
Lancashire · England
Preston Guild is held once every 20 years, a tradition dating back to 1179, which is why people say 'once every Preston…
Reading
Berkshire · England
Reading Abbey was founded in 1121 by Henry I, who was buried there.
Rochdale
Greater Manchester · England
A paved road climbs over Blackstone Edge.
Rotherham
South Yorkshire · England
Rotherham's bridge chapel was built in 1483 so travellers could pray, and is one of only a few bridge chapels left in…
Salisbury & Stonehenge
Wiltshire · England
Stonehenge was built in stages from about 3000 BC to 1500 BC.
Scarborough
North Yorkshire · England
Star Carr, near Scarborough, is a Mesolithic site about 11,000 years old, where red deer antler headdresses and the…
Sheffield
South Yorkshire · England
Arbor Low is a Neolithic henge with around 50 limestone slabs, all now lying flat, inside a bank and ditch.
Shrewsbury
Shropshire · England
Mitchell's Fold is a Bronze Age stone circle on Stapeley Hill, close to the Welsh border.
Slough
Berkshire · England
Astronomer William Herschel lived in Slough from 1786 until his death in 1822, building some of the largest telescopes…
Southampton & Winchester
Hampshire · England
Winchester was the capital of Alfred the Great's Wessex, and its cathedral, begun in 1079, is one of the longest…
Southend-on-Sea
Essex · England
In 2003, archaeologists found a rich Anglo-Saxon burial at Prittlewell, the 'Prittlewell Prince', dating to around…
Stockport
Greater Manchester · England
Kinder Scout, the Peak District's highest plateau, was the scene of the 1932 Mass Trespass that helped win public access…
Stoke-on-Trent
Staffordshire · England
Lud's Church is a deep, mossy chasm near Gradbach.
Sunderland
Tyne and Wear · England
St Peter's Church at Monkwearmouth was founded by Benedict Biscop in 674, and parts are among the oldest church…
Swindon
Wiltshire · England
Avebury, about 20 minutes from Swindon, is the largest stone circle in Britain and part of the Stonehenge and Avebury…
Telford
Shropshire · England
The Iron Bridge, opened in 1781, was the first major bridge made of cast iron, and the gorge is a World Heritage Site.
Torquay
Devon · England
Kents Cavern has evidence of people up to 40,000 years ago, including one of the oldest modern human fossils found in…
Wakefield
West Yorkshire · England
Wakefield's bridge chapel, built in the 14th century, is one of only four surviving medieval bridge chapels in England.
Warrington
Cheshire · England
Norton Priory, in Runcorn near Warrington, is a medieval priory ruin with a museum and walled garden.
Watford
Hertfordshire · England
St Albans Cathedral stands where Alban, Britain's first recorded Christian martyr, was killed.
Whitby
North Yorkshire · England
St Hilda founded a monastery on Whitby's East Cliff in 657, and in 664 it hosted the Synod of Whitby, which settled how…
Wigan
Greater Manchester · England
Haigh Hall, on the edge of Wigan, stands in a large country park.
Wolverhampton
West Midlands · England
St Peter's Collegiate Church has a carved Anglo-Saxon pillar in its churchyard, dating to the 9th century.
Worcester
Worcestershire · England
The Malvern Hills are known for their spring water.
York
North Yorkshire · England
York Minster was built between about 1220 and 1472 on a site of worship since at least 627, when King Edwin of…
Scotland 9 towns
Aberdeen
Aberdeenshire · Scotland
Easter Aquhorthies, near Inverurie, is one of the best-preserved recumbent stone circles in Aberdeenshire, built around…
Dundee
Tayside · Scotland
Mills Observatory opened in 1935 on Balgay Hill, funded by a bequest from linen manufacturer John Mills.
Edinburgh
Lothian · Scotland
Rosslyn Chapel was founded by Sir William St Clair in 1446 and is famous for its dense stone carving, including more…
Glasgow
Greater Glasgow · Scotland
Sighthill Stone Circle was built in 1979 by science writer Duncan Lunan as an astronomically aligned circle, the first…
Inverness & the Highlands
Highland · Scotland
The Clava Cairns, or Balnuaran of Clava, are a Bronze Age cemetery built around 4,000 years ago.
Isle of Lewis & Calanais
Outer Hebrides · Scotland
The Calanais Standing Stones were raised about 5,000 years ago, before the main phase of Stonehenge.
Orkney
Orkney Islands · Scotland
The Heart of Neolithic Orkney has been a World Heritage Site since 1999.
Perth
Perth and Kinross · Scotland
Scottish kings were crowned on Moot Hill at Scone, on the Stone of Destiny, until it was taken to England in 1296.
Stirling
Scotland
Stirling Castle has watched over Scotland's history for centuries.
Wales 7 towns
Cardiff
South Wales · Wales
Tinkinswood is a Neolithic chambered tomb built around 3800 BC.
Mid Wales & the Elan Valley
Powys · Wales
The Elan Valley reservoirs were built from 1893 to supply Birmingham with water, and the estate of around 70 square…
Newport
Wales
Caerleon was Isca, one of three permanent Roman legionary fortresses in Britain, with an amphitheatre, baths and…
North Wales & Anglesey
Gwynedd & Anglesey · Wales
Bryn Celli Ddu is a Neolithic passage tomb built around 3000 BC on top of an earlier henge.
St Davids & Pembrokeshire
West Wales · Wales
St David founded a monastery here in the 6th century, and the present cathedral dates from 1181.
Swansea & Gower
South Wales · Wales
Arthur's Stone, or Maen Ceti, is a Neolithic burial chamber on Cefn Bryn ridge, built around 2500 BC.
Wrexham
Wales
St Winefride's Well, at Holywell, has been a pilgrimage site for over 1,300 years.
Northern Ireland 3 towns
Belfast
County Antrim · Northern Ireland
The Giant's Ring is a Neolithic henge about 200 metres across, with a small dolmen near the centre, just south of…
Derry~Londonderry
County Londonderry · Northern Ireland
Derry's walls were built between 1613 and 1619 and are the only completely intact city walls in Ireland, about a mile…
Lisburn
County Antrim · Northern Ireland
The Giant's Ring, a Neolithic henge about 200 metres across, is about 15 minutes' drive from Lisburn.
Christmas gift questions
What is a good spiritual Christmas gift?
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