
Tickets to Westminster Abbey
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Westminster Abbey in London, UK, is a historic Gothic church dating back over a millennium. Originally a monastery, it became a royal church where English monarchs were crowned. With stunning architecture and famous burial sites like Poets' Corner and the Royal Tombs, it's a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts. Don't miss out on experiencing the grandeur of Westminster Abbey firsthand!
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Frank Clark
2023-08-06
5
Where else can you stand in front of a tomb and know that inside lies a real king or queen from the 1600's that you only ever read about in history books? Visiting the Abbey makes it all real. They now use an audio guide tour which I highly recommend. Keeps the crowds moving and gives you all the information you need. The museum and cloisters can be visited after the audio tour ends. It's well worth the visit for those who appreciate the architecture, history and/or religion!

Michael Valdez
2023-08-10
5
The majestic architecture and spiritual atmosphere make it one of the most remarkable places to visit in London. From the moment I stepped inside, I was enveloped in a sense of serenity and peace. The magnificent stained glass windows and intricate details of the interior are breathtaking. The spiritual aura of the abbey is palpable, and I felt an overwhelming sense of awe and reverence. I am so glad I had the opportunity to experience this magnificent place. Thank you platinumlist!

Christina Butler
2023-08-14
4.9
Quite simply one of the most interesting things to do in London. The kid friendly audio guide is a great idea to keep even the most bored kids engaged. Oozing with history and significance and importantly cosy on a cold winters day.
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How long does a visit take?
While it's entirely up to you, dedicating around 90 minutes to two hours allows for a thorough exploration of Westminster Abbey's historical and architectural treasures.
In which languages is the audio guide available?
It comes in 14 languages including English, Hungarian, Mandarin, Russian, Italian, Spanish and Arabic. The English language audio commentary is provided by Oscar-winning actor Jeremy Irons. A British Sign Language Version of the tour is also available, and there's a family tour (in all 14 languages) for visitors aged 6 - 12 years.
Is there parking?
There are no parking facilities at Westminster Abbey. The closest car park is at Great College Street, which is a three-minute walk away from Westminster Abbey.
Is it accessible to people with disabilities?
Yes, it's accessible to people with disabilities. The organizers prioritize inclusivity and ensure that venues are equipped with facilities to accommodate individuals with mobility challenges. Accessible seating areas, ramps, and other necessary accommodations are in place, allowing everyone to enjoy the event comfortably. But please contact us for more details before booking.
Can I take photos in Westminster Abbey?
Yes, photos only (no videos or selfie-sticks). Photography is not permittied during services or during any visit to the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries.
Is there a Westminster Abbey shop?
Yeah, of course there is. They sell a number of guide books, decorations for the home, calendars, spiritual objects and fine china. A series of prints make for particularly nice souvenirs of your visit to Westminster Abbey. They’re open Monday to Saturday 9.15am to 7pm, and Sundays 11am to 5.30pm.