Westminster Abbey Ticket in London
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Westminster Abbey Ticket
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Highlights
Site of every coronation since 1066
Step inside the abbey where every British monarch has been crowned, a landmark no London trip should miss
Gothic architectural masterpiece
Admire the striking exterior before entering the awe-inspiring, richly detailed interior
Tombs of British legends
Journey through 1000 years of history past the resting places of kings, queens, Dickens and Newton
Guide
- Explore one of London’s architectural marvels on a self-guided audio tour
- Immerse in the Abbey's 1000-year-old history where leading figures of British history are buried
- Visit the site of every coronation since the 11th century and the famous venue of notable royal weddings
As the site where every British monarch since 1066 has been crowned, Westminster Abbey is a hugely important landmark and a trip to London is incomplete without an Abbey visit. Once you've admired the striking exterior, thought to be an architectural gothic masterpiece, step into the awe-inspiring interior. With your audioguide, you'll journey back through 1000 years of captivating British history and pass tombs of Kings, Queens, and British legends alike such as Charles Dickens and Sir Isaac Newton.
Things to note
Insider Tips:
- Visit the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world when you book Windsor Castle tickets!
FAQs
What languages are available in the audio guide at Westminster Abbey?
The multimedia guide at Westminster Abbey offers commentary in a diverse selection of 14 languages, allowing visitors to explore the Abbey at their own pace. These languages include English, British Sign Language (BSL), French, German, Dutch, Hungarian, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, and Arabic.
Is photography allowed in Westminster Abbey?
Personal photography is permitted in the Abbey church and the Cloisters, but please do not use flash or take photos during services. Photography is not allowed in the Shrine of St Edward the Confessor, St Faith’s Chapel, or The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries. Additionally, video recording, the use of extra lighting, selfie sticks, and tripods are prohibited.