Can I re-enter Westminster Abbey if I leave during my visit?

No, Westminster Abbey operates a single-entry policy. Once you exit the building, re-entry is not permitted on the same ticket.

Is it worth visiting Westminster Abbey without a guide?

Yes, especially if you prefer to move at your own pace. The multimedia guide offers deep, well-structured insight in 12 languages.

Are tickets cheaper if I book directly at the venue?

No, onsite ticket prices are usually the same or higher. Online tickets are more convenient and offer access to time slots that may sell out.

Can I use my Westminster Abbey ticket to access St Margaret’s Church?

St Margaret’s Church is free to enter and open daily. You don’t need an Abbey ticket to visit it.

Is it possible to attend a service at Westminster Abbey without a ticket?

Yes, worship services are free and do not require a ticket. However, sightseeing is not permitted during services.

What’s the best ticket option if I’m interested in royal history?

Opt for a guided tour or combo with the Tower of London. Both sites highlight coronations, royal tombs, and ceremonial traditions in depth.

Is there a ticket that includes both Westminster Abbey and Parliament?

Yes, certain combo tickets include both, sometimes with a guided Abbey tour and an audio-guided visit to the Houses of Parliament.

Are Parliament tours available when the government is in session?

Tours typically pause on days when Parliament is sitting. Check the official schedule before booking, especially if you’re visiting on a weekday.

Does the Parliament ticket include access to Big Ben’s exterior or just indoor areas?

You’ll pass directly beneath Big Ben but won’t enter it. The visit focuses on indoor areas like Westminster Hall, the Commons, and the Lords.

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Visiting Westminster Abbey

Ways to visit: Entry requires a Westminster Abbey ticket for sightseeing. Worship services are free, but sightseeing is not allowed during services.
What’s included: Nave, Poets’ Corner, Coronation Chair, royal tombs, cloisters, and multimedia guide.
Queues & security: All visitors pass through airport-style security. Skip-the-line tickets reduce entry waits but cannot bypass checks.
When to book: Morning slots and guided tours sell out fastest, especially April–October. Book several days ahead.
Dress code: Modest clothing required. Shoulders covered, no very short skirts or hats inside.
Best upgrade: A guided Westminster Abbey ticket adds coronation stories and symbolism most visitors miss.

Which Westminster Abbey ticket is best for you?

Ticket type	Entrance used	Lines skipped	Security	Includes	Guide	Why pick this	Cancellation
Standard entry	North door / general entry	Ticket line (priority upgrade available)	Mandatory	Full Abbey access including chapels, Coronation Chair, Poets’ Corner + multimedia guide	Audio	Best for a flexible, self-paced visit with optional add-ons like priority entry or guidebook	Not available
Guided tour (Abbey-focused)	Priority / group entrance	Ticket line (skip-the-line included in select options)	Mandatory	Abbey entry with professional English-speaking guide; Jubilee Galleries upgrade available	Yes	Ideal if you want detailed royal history, coronation stories, and architectural insights explained clearly	Free cancellation up to 24h
Walking tour + Abbey entry	Group entrance (for Abbey portion)	Ticket line	Mandatory	3-hour Westminster walking tour, Changing of the Guard (or Horse Guards), Abbey entry with audio guide	Yes (walking tour)	Great for understanding the wider Westminster area before heading inside the Abbey	Free cancellation varies
Combos (Abbey + other London icons)	Individual entrances at each attraction	Ticket line	Mandatory	Abbey entry paired with attractions like St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower of London, London Eye, River Thames cruise, or Madame Tussauds	Audio at Abbey; varies at second attraction	Smart choice if you're planning multiple headline sights and want them bundled in one booking	Free cancellation varies

What to expect at Westminster Abbey

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Arrival & first impressions

You enter through the medieval precinct, where flying buttresses and the twin towers frame Deans Yard. Security screening takes place before entry.

Base visit experience

With a standard Westminster Abbey ticket, you explore the nave, Poets’ Corner, royal tombs, and the Coronation Chair at your own pace using the included multimedia guide.

Guided or enhanced access

A guided Westminster Abbey ticket adds narrative clarity, from coronation rituals to architectural symbolism hidden in the stonework.

Special access zones

The Jubilee Galleries, accessed via a paid upgrade, reveal the triforium level with views down into the Abbey and rare medieval treasures.

Highlight moment

Standing before the Coronation Chair, still bearing graffiti from 18th-century schoolboys, is the emotional core of the visit.

Extend the experience

Combo tickets pair Westminster Abbey with Big Ben surroundings, Buckingham Palace exteriors, or the Tower of London.

Things to know before booking your Westminster Abbey tickets

What’s included in a standard ticket: A basic ticket includes entry to the Abbey interior, chapels, cloisters, the Coronation Chair, and Poets’ Corner, along with a multimedia guide. Access to the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries requires a specific upgrade and is not part of standard admission.
Booking window: Morning slots and guided tours between April and October often sell out 2 to 5 days in advance. Weekend dates, Changing of the Guard tour options, and small-group experiences tend to fill first.
Entry and security: All visitors, including those with skip-the-line tickets, must pass mandatory security screening. Priority or guided entry allows you to bypass the ticket purchase line, but not security checks.
Guided tours vs independent visits: Guided tours provide structured insight into coronations, royal burials, and Gothic architecture. Standard entry with a multimedia guide suits visitors who prefer to move at their own pace and focus on specific areas.
Combo and bundled experiences: Combo tickets pair the Abbey with landmarks such as St Paul’s Cathedral, the Tower of London, the London Eye, or a Thames cruise. These options reduce separate bookings and help organise multiple headline sights in one plan.
Accessibility considerations: Step-free access is available via the North Door, and most of the Abbey floor is wheelchair accessible. The Jubilee Galleries involve stairs and are not suitable for visitors with limited mobility.

What to look out for at Westminster Abbey

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The nave

The vast central space used for coronations and state ceremonies.

Poets’ Corner

Layered stones marking centuries of literary history and the final resting place of Chaucer, Dickens, and memorials to Shakespeare.

Coronation Chair

England’s worn oak coronation throne used in every coronation since Edward I in 1308.

Jubilee Galleries

High-level triforium with views and royal artefacts.

Lady Chapel ceiling

Fan-vaulted masterpiece built for Henry VII.

Tomb of the Unknown Warrior

A grave never walked upon, honouring World War I fallen.

Plan your visit to Westminster Abbey

Opening hours:

Monday - Friday: 9:30am - 3:30pm
Saturday: 9am - 3pm
Sunday: Closed (Only open for worship)

Note: Abbey hours may change on certain days due to events and services. However, you can select the desired date and time while booking your online tickets.

Closed on: Dec 6 and Dec 24-25

Duration: Most visitors spend around 90 minutes to two hours exploring the Abbey. If you're taking a guided tour or plan to visit Poets' Corner and other notable sections, allow at least two hours.

Detailed Westminster Abbey timings

Address: 20 Deans Yard, London SW1P 3PA, United Kingdom | Find on Maps

By tube: From Camden Town, hop on the Northern Line
Closest stop: Charing Cross, which is just a little over one kilometre from the Abbey.
By bus: Catch bus 24 or 29 from Camden Town for a 45-min ride towards the Abbey
Closest stop: Charing Cross, just around 1.1 km from the venue.

Directions to Westminster Abbey

Woman using phone audio guide in a museum.

Toilets: There are toilets located in the Cloisters, including the wheelchair-accessible ones.
Baby changing facilities: Baby changing facilities are also available at the Cloisters. They may be located quite far away from certain parts of the Abbey, so ask a staff member of the Abbey for the fastest route.
Audio guides: A complimentary audio guide is provided with your Westminster Abbey in English, Russian, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, Japanese, Italian, Hungarian, Arabic, French, German, and Spanish.

Wheelchair accessible route sign with arrow pointing right.

Wheelchair accessibility: The Abbey is mostly wheelchair accessible, except for some areas that are inaccessible to wheelchairs and visitors with reduced mobility. If you're visiting in a wheelchair, you can enter the Abbey through the North Door, where a ramp is available.
Wheelchairs on loan: Wheelchairs are also available for use at the Abbey. You can ask for one to an Abbey Marshal upon your arrival.
For visitors with vision troubles: An audio-described tour is available at the Abbey for those with reduced visibility.
For visitors with hearing issues: There is a hearing loop system available in the entire Abbey, and is used during services as well.
Signed tour: A British Sign Language guided tour is also available at the Abbey for those with reduced hearing capabilities. There are also printed transcripts of the tour available in 14 different languages.
Assistance dogs allowed: Guide dogs, hearing dogs, and other assistance dogs are welcome in the Abbey. No other animals are allowed inside.

Modest dress code: While there is no specific dress code to be followed when visiting the Abbey, you should show respect and dress modestly. Cover your shoulders and avoid low-cut clothes. Short skirts, shorts, and flip-flops are not permitted.
Hats: Visitors will be expected to remove their hats whenever they are inside the Abbey.
Footwear: You should wear comfortable footwear and avoid heels when visiting the Abbey, as many of the steps and floor are uneven.

Code of conduct: Westminster Abbey is a sacred place, so be respectful, keep voices low, dress appropriately, and avoid touching the statues or memorials.
Maintain a respectable distance from the tombs: Don't walk on burial sites, especially the Unknown Warrior's tomb. Tombs shouldn't be touched, and St. Edward's tomb and Wesley memorials are off-limits.
Proof of identity: Make sure to carry a valid ID proof. An adult must accompany visitors under the age of 17 at all times throughout the premises.
No food & drinks: You cannot bring food or beverages into the Abbey except in designated areas.
Photography rules: Personal photography is permitted in the church and the cloisters. However, make sure to use no flash. Photography is not allowed during services. Video recording, extra lighting, selfie sticks, and tripods are also prohibited.
No animals: Pets are not allowed inside Westminster Abbey. However, guide dogs are permitted on the premises.
Luggage regulations: Bags larger than 40x30x25 cm are not allowed.

At Westminster Abbey

Cellarium: The Cellarium Café and Terrace at Westminster Abbey offers a breakfast and lunch menu as well as drinks, snacks, and afternoon tea.
Kiosk: The kiosk at Westminster Abbey serves light snacks and drinks, including sandwiches, waffles, hot dogs, cakes, muffins, and coffee.

Tips & guidelines

Arrive early: Weekday mornings right at opening are noticeably quieter, giving clearer views of the Coronation Chair and Poets’ Corner before group tours build up.
Prioritise highlights: If short on time, focus first on the Coronation Chair, royal tombs, and Poets’ Corner, then wander the cloisters once crowds thicken.
Consider guided entry: A licensed guide clarifies symbolism, burial locations, and coronation traditions that are easy to overlook when relying only on multimedia commentary.
Check ceremony timings: Changing of the Guard schedules affect nearby streets and walking routes, so factor extra transit time if pairing the Abbey with Westminster highlights.
Upgrade strategically: Book Jubilee Galleries only if elevated views and manuscripts interest you; access involves stairs and adds time to an already dense visit.
Pair nearby sights: The Houses of Parliament, St James’s Park, and the Thames are minutes away, making it efficient to cluster major landmarks in one outing.

What to bring

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

What's not allowed

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, food & beverages, drones, large bags, suitcases, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Accessibility

This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
With Braille and a hearing loop system, this experience is accessible for all.
The venue provides free tickets for disabled individuals.
For your convenience, guide dogs are welcome to join you.

Additional information

Available facilities: restroom.
Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that the Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.
The optional guided walking tour of Big Ben and Buckingham Palace does not include entry to either site.

Inclusions #

Entry to Westminster Abbey with access to all chapels, the Coronation Chair, and Poets’ Corner
Free basic multimedia guide onsite (available at the Abbey)

Additional paid upgrades

Skip-the-line tickets or priority group entry to Westminster Abbey
Walking tour of Big Ben & Buckingham Palace
Guided tour of Westminster Abbey
Licensed English-speaking guide
Guidebook
Access to Headout’s exclusive AI-powered audioguide app (English only, iPhone required)

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What to bring Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

Westminster Abbey

Carry your earphones for an immersive audio guide experience.

What’s not allowed Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

Large luggage bags, food and beverages and smoking are not permitted on this experience.

Westminster Abbey

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, drones, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans, are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not allowed on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Tower of London

Photography is allowed in most areas, except the Jewel House and the Chapel of St. John.
Tripods, selfie sticks, and other photographic or recording equipment are not permitted on this experience.

Accessibility Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

Westminster Abbey

With Braille and a hearing loop system, this experience is accessible to all.
The venue provides free tickets for disabled individuals.

Tower of London

Complimentary adult carer/companion tickets can be obtained on the day of your visit upon presentation of proof of supporting documents (such as a Blue Badge, Freedom Pass, DLA letter or PIP letter) at the Ticket Office.

Additional information Westminster Abbey

Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that Westminster Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.
As Westminster Abbey is a working church, some areas may be closed off to the public at times and or operate at reduced opening hours.
Available facilities: restroom.

Tower of London

The Crown Jewels are a working collection and as a consequence, the display is subject to change without prior notice due to security reasons.
You can arrive within 30 mins of your ticket time (e.g., between 10am–10:29am). We are unable to guarantee entry before or after your time slot.
Your ticket is valid for one entry only. No re-entry is permitted.

Inclusions #

Westminster Abbey

Entry to Westminster Abbey
Multimedia guide in Russian, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, Japanese, Italian, Hungarian, Arabic, French, German, Spanish, and English

Tower of London

Entry to the Tower of London
Access to the Crown Jewels
Entry to the White Tower, Battlements, Bloody Tower, Torture at the Tower exhibition, Fusiliers Museum, Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula, Medieval Palace, Royal Mint exhibition
Access to the children's activity trails and live historical re-enactments

Exclusions #

Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

Gratuities
Food and drink
Hotel transfers

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Experience the Abbey, don’t just see it

Why settle for the standard path? Enhance your journey with skip-the-line priority or a guided tour to discover the secrets of the Royal Tombs. For the ultimate view, select a ticket including The King’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries—London’s best-kept secret 52 feet above the floor.

What to bring

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

What's not allowed

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, food & beverages, drones, large bags, suitcases, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Accessibility

This experience may not be suitable for wheelchair and pram/stroller users.

Additional information

Available facilities: restroom.
Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that the Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.
Gluten-free or vegan pastries are not available at The Cellarium. Plant-based milk alternatives can be provided with your drink.

Inclusions #

Skip-the-line entry to Westminster Abbey
Guided tour of the Abbey
Professional English-speaking guide

Additional upgrades

Entry to Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries
Blue-badge guide
Refreshments (coffee, tea, and pastries)

Exclusions #

Transportation to/from the meeting point
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Souvenirs and personal expenses
Optional gratuities

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

What’s not allowed

Sharp metallic tools or objects (including knives, Swiss army knives, scissors, screwdrivers), cutlery, paint spray, large bags and suitcases, padlocks, climbing gear, chains, flags, placards, banners, items that make noise (like whistles) and liquids in unsealed containers are not permitted on this experience.
Photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Additional information

This is a group/shared walking tour at a moderate pace.
Sites may face occasional closures; the route may adjust accordingly.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that the Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.

Inclusions #

Entrance to Westminster Abbey
Entrance to the Houses of Parliament
English-speaking guide

Additional upgrades

Skip-the-line entry to Westminster Abbey
Guided tour with an expert professional inside Houses of Parliament
Audio guide for self-guided exploration inside Parliament
Headsets for audio-guided portions
See Big Ben from outside during your walking tour

Exclusions #

Tips/gratuities
Transportation between sites; hotel pickup and drop-off
Souvenirs

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

What's not allowed

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, food & beverages, drones, large bags, suitcases, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans, are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Accessibility

This experience is generally not accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.

Additional information

Available facilities: restroom.
Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that the Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.
The Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace only takes place on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays; on other days, the tour visits the Horse Guards Parade instead.
Arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before start; late arrivals or no-shows are non-refundable.
Tours operate in one language per group; options may be offered in English, French, German, Italian, or Spanish.
The English, Spanish, German and/or French-guided tour uses a priority group entrance for Abbey entry.
For the Westminster Abbey & Changing of the Guard experience, Abbey visits for organ recital, evensong, or mass are self-guided and subject to the Abbey’s schedule; the guide does not accompany you inside.
An Abbey audio guide may be available on some tours.
Changing of the Guard is subject to the British Army’s schedule and may change without notice; typically seen on 10:00 a.m. tours Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun.
Premium small-group options are capped at about 20 participants.

Inclusions #

Entry to Westminster Abbey
Walking tour of Big Ben & Buckingham Palace

Additional paid upgrades:

Skip-the-line tickets or priority group entry to Westminster Abbey
Guided tour of Westminster Abbey
A licensed tour guide (English, French, Spanish or German)
Changing of the Guard (or Horse Guard) Ceremony
Headset (for groups of 10 or more)

Exclusions #

Entry to Buckingham Palace
Entry to Big Ben
Hotel pick-up and drop-off

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.
Carry your earphones for an immersive audio guide experience.

What’s not allowed Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, food & beverages, and drones are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Westminster Abbey

Large bags, suitcases, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans are not permitted on this experience.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Large bags, filming, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are not permitted on this experience.

Accessibility Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral

This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
The venue provides free tickets for disabled individuals.
For your convenience, guide dogs are welcome to join you.

Westminster Abbey

With Braille and a hearing loop system, this experience is accessible for all.

Additional information Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral

While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that both the Abbey and Cathedral is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.

Westminster Abbey

Available facilities: restroom.
Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 years or over.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult aged 18 or over when accessing the Dome Galleries.
Available facilities: restroom and free Wi-Fi.

Inclusions #

Westminster Abbey

Entry to Westminster Abbey
Multimedia guide in Russian, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, Japanese, Italian, Hungarian, Arabic, French, German, Spanish, and English

St. Paul's Cathedral

Entry to St. Paul’s Cathedral and access to all 5 levels (cathedral floor, crypt, Whispering, Stone and Golden Galleries)
Free multimedia guide in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What’s not allowed

Tower Bridge

Bags larger than 45cm x 35cm x 20cm are not allowed.

Westminster Abbey

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, food & beverages, drones, large bags, suitcases, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans, are not allowed on this experience.
Your pets are not allowed on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Accessibility

Tower Bridge

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Westminster Abbey

This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
With Braille and a hearing loop system, this experience is accessible to all.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
The venue provides free tickets for disabled individuals.

Additional information

Tower Bridge

The Tower Bridge entrance is located on the west side of the North Tower.
The Tower Bridge team will check your e-ticket once you arrive.
All bags, wheelchairs and pushchairs will be searched.

Westminster Abbey

Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that Westminster Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.
Available facilities: restroom.

Inclusions #

Tower Bridge

Entry tickets to Tower Bridge
Access to the Engine Rooms

Westminster Abbey

Entry tickets to Westminster Abbey

Exclusions #

Tower Bridge + Westminster Abbey

Transport
Hotel transfers

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What to bring

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

What's not allowed

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, food & beverages, drones, large bags, suitcases, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Accessibility

This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
With Braille and a hearing loop system, this experience is accessible for all.
The venue provides free tickets for disabled individuals.
For your convenience, guide dogs are welcome to join you.

Additional information

Available facilities: restroom.
Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that the Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.
The optional guided walking tour of Big Ben and Buckingham Palace does not include entry to either site.

Inclusions #

Entry to Westminster Abbey with access to all chapels, the Coronation Chair, and Poets’ Corner
Free basic multimedia guide onsite (available at the Abbey)

Additional paid upgrades

Skip-the-line tickets or priority group entry to Westminster Abbey
Walking tour of Big Ben & Buckingham Palace
Guided tour of Westminster Abbey
Licensed English-speaking guide
Guidebook
Access to Headout’s exclusive AI-powered audioguide app (English only, iPhone required)

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What to bring Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

Westminster Abbey

Carry your earphones for an immersive audio guide experience.

What’s not allowed Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

Large luggage bags, food and beverages and smoking are not permitted on this experience.

Westminster Abbey

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, drones, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans, are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not allowed on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Tower of London

Photography is allowed in most areas, except the Jewel House and the Chapel of St. John.
Tripods, selfie sticks, and other photographic or recording equipment are not permitted on this experience.

Accessibility Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

Westminster Abbey

With Braille and a hearing loop system, this experience is accessible to all.
The venue provides free tickets for disabled individuals.

Tower of London

Complimentary adult carer/companion tickets can be obtained on the day of your visit upon presentation of proof of supporting documents (such as a Blue Badge, Freedom Pass, DLA letter or PIP letter) at the Ticket Office.

Additional information Westminster Abbey

Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that Westminster Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.
As Westminster Abbey is a working church, some areas may be closed off to the public at times and or operate at reduced opening hours.
Available facilities: restroom.

Tower of London

The Crown Jewels are a working collection and as a consequence, the display is subject to change without prior notice due to security reasons.
You can arrive within 30 mins of your ticket time (e.g., between 10am–10:29am). We are unable to guarantee entry before or after your time slot.
Your ticket is valid for one entry only. No re-entry is permitted.

Inclusions #

Westminster Abbey

Entry to Westminster Abbey
Multimedia guide in Russian, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, Japanese, Italian, Hungarian, Arabic, French, German, Spanish, and English

Tower of London

Entry to the Tower of London
Access to the Crown Jewels
Entry to the White Tower, Battlements, Bloody Tower, Torture at the Tower exhibition, Fusiliers Museum, Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula, Medieval Palace, Royal Mint exhibition
Access to the children's activity trails and live historical re-enactments

Exclusions #

Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

Gratuities
Food and drink
Hotel transfers

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What to bring

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

What's not allowed

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, food & beverages, drones, large bags, suitcases, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Accessibility

This experience may not be suitable for wheelchair and pram/stroller users.

Additional information

Available facilities: restroom.
Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that the Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.
Gluten-free or vegan pastries are not available at The Cellarium. Plant-based milk alternatives can be provided with your drink.

Inclusions #

Skip-the-line entry to Westminster Abbey
Guided tour of the Abbey
Professional English-speaking guide

Additional upgrades

Entry to Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries
Blue-badge guide
Refreshments (coffee, tea, and pastries)

Exclusions #

Transportation to/from the meeting point
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Souvenirs and personal expenses
Optional gratuities

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

What’s not allowed

Sharp metallic tools or objects (including knives, Swiss army knives, scissors, screwdrivers), cutlery, paint spray, large bags and suitcases, padlocks, climbing gear, chains, flags, placards, banners, items that make noise (like whistles) and liquids in unsealed containers are not permitted on this experience.
Photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Additional information

This is a group/shared walking tour at a moderate pace.
Sites may face occasional closures; the route may adjust accordingly.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that the Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.

Inclusions #

Entrance to Westminster Abbey
Entrance to the Houses of Parliament
English-speaking guide

Additional upgrades

Skip-the-line entry to Westminster Abbey
Guided tour with an expert professional inside Houses of Parliament
Audio guide for self-guided exploration inside Parliament
Headsets for audio-guided portions
See Big Ben from outside during your walking tour

Exclusions #

Tips/gratuities
Transportation between sites; hotel pickup and drop-off
Souvenirs

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.

What's not allowed

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, food & beverages, drones, large bags, suitcases, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans, are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Accessibility

This experience is generally not accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.

Additional information

Available facilities: restroom.
Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that the Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.
The Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace only takes place on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays; on other days, the tour visits the Horse Guards Parade instead.
Arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before start; late arrivals or no-shows are non-refundable.
Tours operate in one language per group; options may be offered in English, French, German, Italian, or Spanish.
The English, Spanish, German and/or French-guided tour uses a priority group entrance for Abbey entry.
For the Westminster Abbey & Changing of the Guard experience, Abbey visits for organ recital, evensong, or mass are self-guided and subject to the Abbey’s schedule; the guide does not accompany you inside.
An Abbey audio guide may be available on some tours.
Changing of the Guard is subject to the British Army’s schedule and may change without notice; typically seen on 10:00 a.m. tours Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun.
Premium small-group options are capped at about 20 participants.

Inclusions #

Entry to Westminster Abbey
Walking tour of Big Ben & Buckingham Palace

Additional paid upgrades:

Skip-the-line tickets or priority group entry to Westminster Abbey
Guided tour of Westminster Abbey
A licensed tour guide (English, French, Spanish or German)
Changing of the Guard (or Horse Guard) Ceremony
Headset (for groups of 10 or more)

Exclusions #

Entry to Buckingham Palace
Entry to Big Ben
Hotel pick-up and drop-off

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

What to bring Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral

Ensure your entry tickets and ID are on hand for a smooth experience.
Carry your earphones for an immersive audio guide experience.

What’s not allowed Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, food & beverages, and drones are not permitted on this experience.
Your pets are not permitted on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Westminster Abbey

Large bags, suitcases, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans are not permitted on this experience.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Large bags, filming, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are not permitted on this experience.

Accessibility Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral

This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
The venue provides free tickets for disabled individuals.
For your convenience, guide dogs are welcome to join you.

Westminster Abbey

With Braille and a hearing loop system, this experience is accessible for all.

Additional information Westminster Abbey + St. Paul’s Cathedral

While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that both the Abbey and Cathedral is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.

Westminster Abbey

Available facilities: restroom.
Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 years or over.

St. Paul’s Cathedral

Children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult aged 18 or over when accessing the Dome Galleries.
Available facilities: restroom and free Wi-Fi.

Inclusions #

Westminster Abbey

Entry to Westminster Abbey
Multimedia guide in Russian, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, Japanese, Italian, Hungarian, Arabic, French, German, Spanish, and English

St. Paul's Cathedral

Entry to St. Paul’s Cathedral and access to all 5 levels (cathedral floor, crypt, Whispering, Stone and Golden Galleries)
Free multimedia guide in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

What’s not allowed

Tower Bridge

Bags larger than 45cm x 35cm x 20cm are not allowed.

Westminster Abbey

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, food & beverages, drones, large bags, suitcases, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans, are not allowed on this experience.
Your pets are not allowed on this experience.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Accessibility

Tower Bridge

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.

Westminster Abbey

This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.
With Braille and a hearing loop system, this experience is accessible to all.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
The venue provides free tickets for disabled individuals.

Additional information

Tower Bridge

The Tower Bridge entrance is located on the west side of the North Tower.
The Tower Bridge team will check your e-ticket once you arrive.
All bags, wheelchairs and pushchairs will be searched.

Westminster Abbey

Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that Westminster Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.
Available facilities: restroom.

Inclusions #

Tower Bridge

Entry tickets to Tower Bridge
Access to the Engine Rooms

Westminster Abbey

Entry tickets to Westminster Abbey

Exclusions #

Tower Bridge + Westminster Abbey

Transport
Hotel transfers

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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