Westminster Abbey

I love showing visitors Westminster Abbey… it is one of the most remarkable places of worship in the world. It has been central to London’s history for over 1,000 years. You will also see jaw-dropping church architecture and religious decoration. Westminster Abbey is a truly special church, bringing together spirituality, beauty and British history all in one place… I hope I can share it with you. 

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A historic black and white half-timbered building with a steep gabled roof called The George, located in a busy city street with pedestrians and neighboring buildings.
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Gothic-style cathedral with two tall towers, detailed stonework, large stained glass window, and a clock on the left tower, under a partly cloudy sky.
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The Westminster Abbey Tour: Details

Here are some frequently asked questions for this tour.

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Tour Pricing

The fee for the tour is £230, which does not include the entry cost of the Abbey tickets.

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Activity Level

Moderate activity… walking levels can be flexible and as slow as required. Some stairs are required.

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Group Size

The tour fee is a group rate: from one person up to 20.

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Accessibility

The Abbey is largely accessible; disabled visitors and their essential companions receive free admission. But there are uneven floors, steps, and restricted access in some areas.

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Duration

The Abbey tour typically lasts approximately 2 hours, and can sometimes be combined with other tours such as the Changing of the Guard or the Churchill War Rooms.

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Meet Up

Unless otherwise specified, the meeting location for this tour is usually in front of Westminster School, by the Westminsters Scholars War Memorial column.

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  • "A detailed, engaging tour of the Abbey, loved Poet's Corner, and the great stories about the Henry the 7th Chapel, thanks Chris."

    —Marion & John from New York

  • "Loved our Westminster Abbey Tour, and the walk around the Parliament Square area."

    —Jill & Family