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Explore one of Britain’s most important churches at your own pace with timed entry.
Explore one of Britain’s most important churches at your own pace with timed entry.
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Additional paid upgrades
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5% off
Discover royal history at Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London at your pace with one flexible combo.
Discover royal history at Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London at your pace with one flexible combo.
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Westminster Abbey
Tower of London
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Westminster Abbey + Tower of London
What to bring
Westminster Abbey + Tower of London
Westminster Abbey
What’s not allowed
Westminster Abbey + Tower of London
Westminster Abbey
Tower of London
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Westminster Abbey + Tower of London
Westminster Abbey
Tower of London
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Westminster Abbey
Tower of London
Explore Westminster Abbey & walk past Big Ben & Buckingham Palace on foot with a licensed guide.
Explore Westminster Abbey & walk past Big Ben & Buckingham Palace on foot with a licensed guide.
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Additional paid upgrades:
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Combine celebrity encounters at Madame Tussauds with centuries of British royal history at the Abbey.
Combine celebrity encounters at Madame Tussauds with centuries of British royal history at the Abbey.
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Westminster Abbey
Madame Tussauds London
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Madame Tussauds London
What to bring
Madame Tussauds London + Westminster Abbey
What's not allowed
Madame Tussauds London + Westminster Abbey
Madame Tussauds
Westminster Abbey
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Madame Tussauds London + Westminster Abbey
Madame Tussauds London
Westminster Abbey
Additional information
Madame Tussauds London + Westminster Abbey
Madame Tussauds London
Westminster Abbey
Expert-led tour with fast-track entry to a royal coronation site and storied memorials.
Expert-led tour with fast-track entry to a royal coronation site and storied memorials.
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5% off
Explore two London landmarks—Tower Bridge and Westminster Abbey—with a single value-adding ticket.
Explore two London landmarks—Tower Bridge and Westminster Abbey—with a single value-adding ticket.
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Tower Bridge
Westminster Abbey
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Tower Bridge + Westminster Abbey
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Tower Bridge
Westminster Abbey
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Tower Bridge
Westminster Abbey
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Tower Bridge
Westminster Abbey
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Discover royal coronations & majestic domes across two historic churches in central London.
Discover royal coronations & majestic domes across two historic churches in central London.
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Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's Cathedral
What to bring
Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral
What’s not allowed
Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul’s Cathedral
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Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Additional information
Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul’s Cathedral


Go for: Entry tickets
Duration: 3-4 hours
Guide: Yes, either live or audio guide, depending on your ticket
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Go for: Guided tours
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Yes
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Go for: Combo tours
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Depending on experience
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Chaucer didn't know it, but his 1400 burial inspired a literary tradition—Poets' Corner. Over 100 legends, from Shakespeare to Dickens, are honored here. Tucked in Westminster Abbey's south transept, it's a breathtaking mix of simple stone slabs and grand memorials.
About the Poet's Corner
This isn't just any old chair—it's the Coronation Chair, the throne of kings and queens since 1308! Commissioned by Edward I to house Scotland's Stone of Scone, it's seen 38 monarchs crowned. Originally gilded and ornate, it now bears graffiti, war scars, and four regal lions.
About Westminster Abbey coronations
From Plantagenets to Tudors, Westminster Abbey holds the remains of 30 monarchs, each with a story carved in stone. Henry V's tomb sits beneath a chantry, Henry VII's is a Renaissance showstopper, and Mary, Queen of Scots, was reburied here by her son.
About the tombs
What started as a planned shrine for Henry VI became one of Britain's most dazzling royal mausoleums. Henry VII's Lady Chapel is home to 15 monarchs, including Elizabeth I and Charles II. Its fan-vaulted ceiling is world-famous, and the tomb of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York gleams in stunning gilt bronze.
About the Lady Chapel
From coronations to BBC Proms, Westminster Abbey's choir knows how to put on a show. Established in the 14th century, it features 30 boy choristers and 12 professional Lay Vicars. Their repertoire spans everything from medieval chants to modern masterpieces, making them one of the world's most celebrated vocal ensembles.
More about the choir
Picture this: monks gathering for daily meetings, kings delivering speeches, and medieval artists painting end-of-the-world scenes on the walls. That's the Chapter House—a striking 13th-century octagonal space with a dizzyingly high vaulted ceiling, ancient floor tiles, and flying buttresses that only add to its dramatic flair.

History meets politics at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster's unsung gem. Founded by monks, rebuilt under Henry VII, and serving as the House of Commons' parish since 1614, it's seen Churchill's wedding, Raleigh's burial, and generations of high-profile figures.

Once a monks' dormitory, it is now a treasure trove of history; Westminster Abbey's library has been collecting rare books and manuscripts since 1591. It holds 14,000 pre-1801 books, medieval gems like Liber Regalis, and centuries of coronation records.
About the library & research
Have you ever wondered what Westminster Abbey looks like from 52 feet up? The Diamond Jubilee Galleries answer that in style. Stunning views, medieval artifacts, coronation treasures, and ancient manuscripts fill this space, blending history with modern exhibition design.

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Note: Abbey hours may change on certain days due to events and services. However, you can select the desired date and time while booking your online tickets.
Closed on: Dec 6 and Dec 24-25
Duration: Most visitors spend around 90 minutes to two hours exploring the Abbey. If you're taking a guided tour or plan to visit Poets' Corner and other notable sections, allow at least two hours.
Detailed Westminster Abbey timingsAddress: 20 Deans Yard, London SW1P 3PA, United Kingdom
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Westminster Abbey's got two great shops for history buffs and souvenir hunters alike! The Main Shop (no ticket needed) and the Cellarium Shop (inside the Abbey) are packed with books, gifts, and keepsakes—think royal memorabilia, stunning jewelry, and medieval-inspired goodies. Even better? Every purchase helps support the Abbey's upkeep!



The London Eye is basically a front-row seat to the best views in town. This 30-minute ride in a sleek glass pod lets you see London like never before—Big Ben, Tower Bridge, even Wembley on a clear day. Sunrise, sunset, or nighttime? Every ride's a winner!

The Tower of London is where kings lived, traitors lost their heads, and the Crown Jewels still sparkle. Explore its 1,000-year-old walls, hear wild Beefeater stories, and spot the famous ravens—legend says if they leave, the kingdom falls. Talk about high stakes!

Want stunning views, fascinating history, and some serious grandeur? St. Paul's Cathedral delivers! Stand beneath its massive dome, test the Whispering Gallery's acoustics, and visit the crypt's famous residents. Don't skip the climb—528 steps later, you'll get one of the best views in London!
Yes, visitors are allowed to attend services at Westminster Abbey. However, sightseeing is not allowed during service times.
Yes, general admission tickets include access to the tombs of historical figures, including Queen Elizabeth I, Mary Queen of Scots, and many other monarchs and significant British figures.
No, tickets are valid for one-time entry only. If you leave, you will not be able to re-enter without purchasing a new ticket.
Plan for 1.5–2 hours at Westminster Abbey to explore the Nave, Choir, and Lady Chapel, admire the Gothic architecture, and visit tombs. For a deeper dive, join a guided tour or explore Poets' Corner and the Chapter House.
Visit Westminster Abbey early on a weekday for fewer crowds. It's stunning year-round, but for a quieter experience, avoid peak summer and holiday seasons when tourism is at its highest. Exploring at your own pace is much easier during off-peak months.
Yes, Westminster Abbey is suitable for families. Children under 5 can enter for free, and there are interactive elements in the audio tour to keep younger visitors engaged.
Yes, they absolutely are! Combo tickets are a great way to save money if you're visiting multiple attractions like the Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, or the London Eye. They're often cheaper than buying individual tickets separately.