Today, the sword can still be seen in Tuscany, but is it real? And was it the inspiration for Excalibur and King Arthur’s saga? Video by: Next Stop Stories From the Malta Knights keyhole to a ...

The real thing? Not quite. This regal chamber, King Arthur’s Great Halls ... created the definitive version of the Sword in the Stone story. In his account, the teenage Arthur answers a ...

We set up a real-life King Arthur challenge at Muscle Beach, daring anyone to pull a sword from the stone for $500! Before tackling the grand prize, challengers had to pass two warm-up tests for $20 ...

Right from the start, King Arthur’s sword appears to have been portrayed as affording the wielder near-miraculous success in ...

So Arthur thought he would try to pull the sword from the stone and he did. That meant that he was the real King of England. To make sure that he could really do it and there wasn't a trick ...

This small lake in Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) is a hike to get to, but King Arthur is said to have banished an afanc, or water monster, from here – and a stone nearby still bears the mark ...