Westminster Abbey, best tours and attractions
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Feel the towering might of Westminster Abbey's Gothic walls and bathe in the light of its stained glass windows. Your self-guided visit lets...
Duration 1 hour
Get the most out of your trip to London with the super convenient London Pass. With this card you’ll be able to take advantage of free entry...
Duration 1 week, 3 days
Westminster Abbey is one of the world’s great churches, and for 1000 years has been the site of royal coronations. It has welcomed Kings, Qu...
Duration 2 hours, 30 minutes
Available in:
English 
You can’t visit London without visiting Westminster! You’ll see all the best sights on this guided tour and learn about how each building is...
Duration 3 hours
Available in:
English
London is a bustling metropolis with so many things to offer. Do you want to see it all in one afternoon? This walking tour is right for you...
Duration 2 hours, 30 minutes
Available in:
English 
A cosmopolitan city at the crossroads of history, London has much to offer to Travelers Both seasoned and first-time visitors. But seeing th...
Duration 8 hours, 30 minutes
Available in:
English 
During your special royal London summer tour, you'll visit Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey before partaking in one of the most quint...
Duration 8 hours
Available in:
English 
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The inside story
Westminster Abbey made headlines back in 2011 when Will and Kate tied the knot inside this iconic Gothic church, which boasts a history that dates back to more than 1000 years. Westminster Abbey has undergone many changes and restorations over the centuries, and is without question one of London's must-see sights. You can easily spend a couple of hours inside this mesmerizing time capsule of British history.
The church's majestic high alter was designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott and is complete with a Last Supper mosaic by Antonio Salviati. See the high-backed timber coronation chair commissioned by King Edward in 1296 that has been used by every British monarch (except one) since the 14th century.
How to get there
