Explore the historic Westminster Abbey, a place of worship, celebration, and ceremony where significant historical events took place.Observe the oldest piece of furniture in the country, the Coronation Chair, and then learn about the Abbey's history as the coronation site for every British monarch since 1066. Romatisize yourself as a writer and dive into the Poets' Corner, named after buried poets and writers with the Westminster Abbey Entry Ticket.
Key Highlights
- Take the self-guided audio tour to get to know one of London's architectural wonders.
- Experience the 1000-year-old history of the Abbey, which is home to important figures in British history.
- See the famous location of significant royal weddings and the site of every coronation since the eleventh century.
About Entrance Ticket Westminster Abbey
Did you know since 960AD, Westminster Abbey has altered the lives of monarchs, kings, statesmen, soldiers, poets, priests, heroes, villains, and so on. Over 3,000 great Britons (a person of British descent) are buried in Westminster Abbey, which has been the coronation church since 1066. So it's your chance to push open the oak door, enter Westminster Abbey, and step into an ascending cathedral where light streams through stained glass windows, illuminating nearly a millennium of British history. You must remember the beautiful Kate Middleton and Prince William exchanged vows in a globally watched royal wedding. A royal wedding wouldn't be complete without Westminster Abbey, but the most storied place of worship in London is much more.
As you walk in you will impelled you will look up at the beautiful stained glass windows that bring colorful sunrays, and the towering Gothic ceilings that will create an ethereal ambiance that will just take your breath away. Then witness the the Coronation Chair, where monarchs have been crowned for over 700 years this is golden history that you will be learning about. Also, you will be left stunned by the high altar of the grandeur, which is the haunting beauty of the Lady Chapel. In the Royal Tombs, where kings and queens rest beneath ornate effigies, you have to take an extra minute to admire and respect the then King Henry VII's tomb, which showcases the pinnacle of Tudor craftsmanship that but, be careful as the whispers of the past guide you through the westminister abbey Royal Tombs.
Now you can be in the sensation of literary greatness surrounding you in this hallowed corner of British cultural heritage. through Poets’ Corner, where literary legends like Chaucer, Shakespeare, Dickens, and Austen rest in eternal glory. Here very powerful emotions may be evoked as you stand among memorials, Interactive digital displays allow you to explore their works and legacy while standing in their honored presence.
Now Book that ticket and explore 1,000 years of British royal history, famous tombs, and stunning Gothic architecture with Thrillark.
As you walk in you will impelled you will look up at the beautiful stained glass windows that bring colorful sunrays, and the towering Gothic ceilings that will create an ethereal ambiance that will just take your breath away. Then witness the the Coronation Chair, where monarchs have been crowned for over 700 years this is golden history that you will be learning about. Also, you will be left stunned by the high altar of the grandeur, which is the haunting beauty of the Lady Chapel. In the Royal Tombs, where kings and queens rest beneath ornate effigies, you have to take an extra minute to admire and respect the then King Henry VII's tomb, which showcases the pinnacle of Tudor craftsmanship that but, be careful as the whispers of the past guide you through the westminister abbey Royal Tombs.
Now you can be in the sensation of literary greatness surrounding you in this hallowed corner of British cultural heritage. through Poets’ Corner, where literary legends like Chaucer, Shakespeare, Dickens, and Austen rest in eternal glory. Here very powerful emotions may be evoked as you stand among memorials, Interactive digital displays allow you to explore their works and legacy while standing in their honored presence.
Now Book that ticket and explore 1,000 years of British royal history, famous tombs, and stunning Gothic architecture with Thrillark.
Inclusions
- Admission to Westminster Abbey
Exclusions
- The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries (available for an additional cost upon arrival)
- Wednesday Lates (available for an additional cost upon arrival)
- Guided tour
Insiders' Tips
Visit St. Faith's Chapel behind the Abbey shop to find the hidden doorway leading to an overlooked viewpoint of the Lady Chapel's stunning ceiling without the crowds.
Additional Information
- Westminster Abbey’s Opening Hours – The Abbey welcomes visitors from 09:30 to 15:30, with the last entry permitted at the official closing time, after which the building remains open for an additional hour before closing completely.
- Audio Guide Availability – The audio guide is available in a wide range of languages, including Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish, ensuring visitors from diverse backgrounds can fully immerse themselves in the experience.
- Tickets – For a seamless and convenient experience, smartphone tickets are accepted, allowing for easy access without the need for printed copies.
- Pet Policy – While pets are not allowed within the premises, exceptions are made for guide dogs and assistance dogs, ensuring accessibility for visitors who require their support.
- Child Policy – All children aged 0-17 must be accompanied by an adult who is 18 years or older, ensuring a safe and supervised visit for young guests.
- Dress Code – As this is a place of worship, visitors are kindly requested to dress appropriately out of respect for the sacred nature of the space.
- Wheelchair Accessibility – While the site is only partially accessible, visitors requiring wheelchair access can use the North Door entrance, which features a small ramped step to facilitate entry.
Cancellation Policy
- The ticket is non-refundable. If you have to cancel, there won't be a refund.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much time should I allocate for visiting Westminster Abbey?
Approximately 1.5-2 hours exploring the Abbey to fully appreciate its historical significance and architectural splendor.
Is Westminster Abbey the same as Westminster Cathedral?
No, they are distinct religious buildings. Westminster Abbey (officially the Collegiate Church of St. Peter at Westminster) is Anglican and the site of royal coronations since 1066. Westminster Cathedral, located about a mile away, is the mother church of Roman Catholics in England and Wales, built in the early 20th century in Neo-Byzantine style.
Can I attend a service at Westminster Abbey without purchasing a ticket?
Absolutely. Worship services are free to attend and provide a uniquely spiritual experience of the Abbey. Sunday services are particularly special, featuring the renowned Abbey choir. No sightseeing is permitted during services, so plan accordingly if you wish to experience both worship and exploration.
Is photography allowed inside Westminster Abbey?
Non-commercial photography without flash is permitted in most areas of the Abbey for personal use. Photography is prohibited in the Royal Tombs, during services, and in the Shrine of St. Edward the Confessor out of respect.
What is the best time to visit to avoid crowds?
For a more contemplative experience, visit weekday mornings (particularly Tuesday or Wednesday) shortly after opening or in late afternoon about an hour before closing. The winter months of January and February typically see fewer visitors, while summer and the period around Easter experience peak attendance.
Is Westminster Abbey wheelchair accessible?
Yes, approximately 90% of the Abbey is accessible to wheelchair users via ramps and elevators. Complimentary wheelchairs are available on a first-come basis.
What makes Westminster Abbey different from other London churches?
Westminster Abbey, a working church and royal peculiar, holds significant historical and cultural significance due to its history as the coronation church, burial place, and site of numerous royal weddings.
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