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Prices and entry times. See a complete list of ticket prices as well as other ways to visit, such as using a London Pass or Westminster City Save. You can also find out about opening and last entry times.
- Plan Your Visit
Events at the Abbey. We host a number of public events,...
- Guided Tours
For a verger tour, you’ll pay the Abbey entry price plus...
- Food & Drink
Restaurant opening times. The restaurant is open from 8am –...
- Services & Times
Services & times. See a complete list of the Abbey's...
- Join The Abbey Association
The Abbey is independent and receives no funding from the...
- Westminster Abbey Shop
This 48 page lively and engaging guide to Westminster Abbey...
- Worship & Music
Services are free of charge. Times and locations may change...
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- Plan Your Visit
Book your tickets online to visit Westminster Abbey, a Royal church and site of coronations since 1066. Find out about our history, opening times, and rescheduling options.
Westminster Abbey is a historic church and a living working place of worship. Find out how to plan your visit, buy tickets, explore the Abbey's history and attend a service.
Learn about the attractions, events, food and drink, and accessibility of the Abbey. Book online for admission tickets and multimedia guides in 14 languages.
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Westminster Abbey has been the site of coronation for all British monarchs since 1066 and is home to the ancient Coronation Chair, which is found in St George’s Chapel. It is also the final resting place of 30 kings and queens with memorials to Edward the Confessor, Richard II, Elizabeth I, Mary Queen of Scots and more royal tombs found within the ...
Westminster Abbey, formally titled the Collegiate Church of Saint Peter at Westminster, was founded by Benedictine monks in 960 AD. In the 1040s, King Edward the Confessor began rebuilding and enlarging Saint Peter's Abbey to create a royal burial church. Construction of the present church began in 1245 on the orders of King Henry III. The monaster...
With so much history and heritage to discover, you could easily spend two to three hoursexploring Westminster Abbey.
Tickets can be booked online in advance – book Westminster Abbey tickets now. Multimedia guides are available in multiple languages and included with your ticket. Simply select the day you would like to visit and choose either morning or afternoon entry. 1. Morning entry: weekdays (9.30am to 12pm), Saturdays (9am to 12pm) 2. Afternoon entry: weekda...
Gain in depth knowledge about the incredible architecture and fascinating history of Westminster Abbey on a professional guided tour. See the main features of the historical royal church, admire the impressive interiors of one of London's most iconic landmarks and learn about its historic past. Tour options include the chance to visit Houses of Par...
Westminster Abbey is an active place of worship. You can only visit Westminster Abbey for free if you are attending a service.
All are welcome to attend the daily services for free, including morning prayer, holy communion, sung eucharist and evensong. There are also a number of special services throughout the year, which are by invitation only or may require tickets to be booked in advance.
Westminster Abbey is open from 9.30am to 3.30pm from Monday to Friday, and 9am to 3pm on Saturday. On Sunday, it is open for worship only. Opening times may vary, depending on events and services taking place in the abbey.
Westminster Abbey has two gift shops, offering an extensive range of items and souvenirs to remember your visit. From books and jewellery to gifts, many of the items are inspired by the history of the abbey, the royal family and London.
Tube - The closest Tube stations are Westminster (Jubilee, District and Circle lines) and St James's Park(Jubilee, District and Circle lines), which are both about five minutes' walk away.Bus - Various bus routes stop close to Westminster Abbey (bus lines 11, 24, 26, 148 and 211).Cycling - Rent a bike with Santander Cyclesand take the direction of Westminster Abbey. You can find docking stations at Storey’s Gate and Westminster Pier.Visit the historic royal church and Unesco World Heritage Site where 30 kings and queens are buried and coronations take place. Book your tickets online for morning or afternoon entry and enjoy multimedia guides, guided tours and gift shops.
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Westminster Abbey - Official Ticketing Webstore. Tickets. Click & Collect. Your Details.
Buy tickets online to visit one of Britain’s most iconic and important buildings, a World Heritage Site and a living church. Learn about the Abbey’s history, worship, burials, choir, museum and more.
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