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Westminster Abbey in London, UK, is a historic Gothic church dating back over a millennium. Originally a monastery, it became a royal church where English monarchs were crowned. With stunning architecture and famous burial sites like Poets' Corner and the Royal Tombs, it's a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts. Don't miss out on experiencing the grandeur of Westminster Abbey firsthand!
- Admission to Westminster Abbey
- Self-guided audio tour
- Fun local guide!
- Admission to Westminster Abbey
- Small Tour Group Size (10 – 15 guests per group)
- Fun guided walking tour of the Westminster area
- 20+ Top Sights of London
- Small Tour Group Size (10 – 15 guests per group)
- Admission to Westminster Abbey & audio guide
- Admission to Westminster Abbey
- Top Westminster sights of London walking tour (3 hours)
- Small Tour Group Size (10 – 15 guests per group)
- Fun Local Guide
Address: Westminster Abbey
By car: Head west from central London via routes like Victoria Embankment or Victoria Street, utilizing GPS for guidance. Plan ahead for limited on-street parking and explore nearby public car parks.
By public transportation: Westminster Abbey is easily accessible by the London Underground or buses.
By taxi: You can also take a taxi to Westminster Abbey from anywhere in London. It's a famous destination and most drivers will be familiar with the location.
Westminster Abbey is open from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM from Mondays to Fridays and from 9 AM to 2 PM on Saturdays.
Tickets: Bring your entry tickets, either in print or digital form on your phone, for a smooth entry experience.
Valid Photo ID: Carry a valid photo ID like your passport for identity verification.
Cash and Card: Have some cash for small purchases; many vendors also accept cards.
Camera/Smartphone: Capture the scenic moments with your camera or smartphone.
Open Mind and Adventurous Spirit: Come with enthusiasm and an open mind to embrace new experiences and create lasting memories.
No age restriction, ensuring that it is inclusive and welcoming to attendees of all ages. But all - children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
Modest attire is preferred, and please refrain from wearing hats.
Set over two floors, the Cellarium Cafe serves a seasonal menu of British and International cuisine, with some vegetarian and vegan options and a kids menu. It’s in the rooms where 14th century monks kept their food and drink stores. Now it sells cleansing juices. The Cellarium Cafe is open from 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. It opens at 9am and closes at 5pm on Saturdays, and on Sundays at 10am and 4pm.
It is best that you arrive when the abbey opens before tour groups enter. On Wednesdays, the abbey is usually open till 6 PM. At this time, tour groups are not allowed inside the abbey, so the building will be less crowded.