- Walk through a thousand years of royalty: No Westminster Abbey, no coronations—it's that simple. Since 1066, every British monarch has had their big moment here, sitting on the legendary Coronation Chair (yes, it's been around since 1308!). Once a Benedictine monastery, it is now a UNESCO landmark—history at its finest.
- Find beauty in every detail: The Abbey's got everything, from ribbed vaults and towering spires to rose windows that look straight out of a fairy tale. And let's not forget Henry VII's fan-vaulted ceiling because Gothic architects didn't do "subtle."
- Visit Poets' Corner: With over 3,000 tombs, Westminster Abbey is a who's who of British history. Kings, queens, prime ministers, scientists, and writers—everyone from Newton and Darwin to Dickens and Chaucer have found their final home here.
- Discover hidden views and treasures: Perched 16 meters above the nave, the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries offer a rare bird's-eye view of Westminster Abbey's soaring vaulted ceilings and medieval stonework; plus a look at 300 artifacts, from coronation regalia to royal funeral effigies!