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- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.
- Entrance to Westminster Abbey
- Multimedia audio guide (Not available for Wednesday Lates)
- Entrance to Westminster Abbey
- Multimedia audio guide (Not available for Wednesday Lates)
Explore Westminster Abbey, one of London's most iconic buildings. Discover over a thousand years of history, from the first Benedictine monks who started worshipping at this site in the middle of the tenth century to the current building, which has been there for over 700 years.
Admire the magnificent gothic architecture and the incredible stained glass, some of the most impressive in the UK. Visit Poets’ Corner, a place of pilgrimage for literature lovers. It is named Poets’ Corner due to the number of poets and writers that have been buried there such as William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, and Rudyard Kipling.
Learn about the Abbey's royal connections. Westminster Abbey has been the venue for 39 royal coronations since 1066 including the current reigning King Charles III. With seventeen monarchs buried at the Abbey, it was also the wedding venue of William and Kate in 2011.
- Admire the magnificent Gothic architecture and stained glass windows
- Discover the history of this iconic building, dating back over 1,000 years
- Explore the iconic Westminster Abbey with an entry ticket
- Learn about the Abbey's role in royal coronations and weddings
- Visit Poets' Corner, the final resting place of famous writers
The meeting point may vary. Always check the tickets we sent you to confirm the final details before the activity.

Know before you go
- A security search exists on entry for all visitors
- Address: Dean's Yard, London SW1P 3PA
- During peak periods, queuing may occur at the Ticket Office regardless of your pre-booked time slot
- Galleries will open 30 mins after main opening time
- Guests can visit the Abbey at any time. Please see the schedule for opening hours
- The Abbey will close fully 1 hour after last entry
- Westminster Abbey is a working church and subject to occasional closures due to special services and events – please check the website for further details
- You will receive an e-ticket for this activity
