Westminster Abbey Tickets & Tours

Visiting the abbey was memorable. Although there was a big crowd there was plenty of space to move around. I noticed that people were respectful many sitting quietly just reflecting or contemplating and listening to the audio. So much to see and absorb. Wonderful to see our own Ernrst Rutherford with a plaque on the floor. We also enjoyed the afternoon tea in the cafe.

The queue is exceptionally well organized; if you arrive around the time on tyour ticket, you will inmediately be let in. The crowd is a bit much, making walking thorugh the narrow spaces sometimes complicated and not leaving enough time to view special corners like the tombs of Queens Mary and Elizabeth. The audioguide is ok, but could be better if it dealt more in depth with historic questions (perhaps and additional chapter for those interested?) Walking into the abbey is like walking into history itself and being able to relieve it from the present. All this is a bit lost because of the size of the crowd and the way they sometimes behave (as an example: I saw a family happily walk over the memorial stone for Churchill at the exit, not because the were not paying attention to where they went, but because they made a point out of it and filmed each and every member doing it)

The tour was really knowledgeable and nice. We loved how she knew exactly where to put us so we could well see the change of the guard. Recommend.

The whole experience, from booking tickets to walking out the door. Everyone was so nice and helpful. I highly recommend anyone to visit.

Beautiful place and it has rich history. I enjoyed reading about the individuals whom were located in the tombs around the church.

Both cathedrals were breathtaking. I really enjoyed the atmosphere. We had to wait in th queue for appx 1 hour (we arrived at 9,15 am). The tour took 3 hours (and could be longer if we really stops everywhere). At Westminster you can go with the online ticket, but St. Paul's requires the paper one. So print it first otherwise there is a difficult procedure to get the ticket. We received electronic guides in both. The recommended application from the description in Headout did not work. I really appretiated the view from St. Paul¨s evend the stairs are really long (appx 500 stairs).

Seeing all those tombs of great monarchs gave meaning to history. It was a privilege to see them. I loved Poets Corner too.

Review of Westminster Abbey – A Truly Breathtaking Experience Visiting Westminster Abbey was an absolutely incredible experience. To be able to walk through such a profoundly historic place — in its entirety — was something truly special. Every corner of the Abbey is filled with centuries of history, and you can genuinely feel the weight and significance of it as you explore. The architecture alone is awe-inspiring. The sheer beauty and grandeur of the building took my breath away. From the intricate details of the stonework to the stunning stained-glass windows, everything about the Abbey speaks of a deep and rich past. Whether you’re passionate about history, architecture, or simply want to experience one of the most iconic landmarks in London, Westminster Abbey is a must-visit. Unforgettable and deeply moving. Getting tickets through AXS (AheadOut) was also extremely easy and smooth — the whole process was hassle-free and straightforward. Highly recommended!

Westminster Abbey was sublime and luminous, as we were lucky enough to visit it in glorious weather. The audio guide is really well designed, so you can adapt your visit to your own pace. For the Tower of London, take the tube and you'll cover the 4.5 km in 10 minutes. Try to catch the changing of the guard. There are 6 of them and they pass right in front of you.

Very impressive and really worth seeing. It's practical that you can book everything from the comfort of your own home and don't have to queue forever for a ticket.

A must-visit, lots of history and incredible architecture

History of England The tombs of kings Architecture

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Outstandingly great... very impressive... I was very impressed by the gothic architecture and the building

Good organized! The line is long, but fast! You can get extra, personal information. Thx a lot.

Everything was fantastic. Everything was perfect. The tickets arrived very well to the email.

it took quite a long time to verify our ticket at the entrance to the church. my advice is to provide clearer tickets to avoid any congestion through ticket control. By the way, we did not see any queues.

We were a bit surprised to receive a mail demanding us to print our ticket while a QR code was on the mail. And printing was a bit difficult because we weren't home. At the Westminster Abbey, we found out, QR code on phones worked the same Very good visit

There was so much I loved! The art is amazing as is the history. A real highlight was the Diamond Jubilee Collection upstairs! (This is an extra €5. I wasn't sure expecting to see the original Magna Carta! Ticketing went flawlessly!

The whole site is steeped in history so it's very popular and often crowded even at what you might expect to be quieter times. The flow management a was very well-managed thugh. The queue to get in even from the earliest possioble ticket still meant a 45-minute wait to get in the doors.

We only wanted two tickets. When I opened the email I saw we, somehow, bought three tickets. So I tried to get a refund for the unwanted ticket. I even texted with a CSR, absolutely no refunds!! This was a human error with no recourse! How petty. If you want better reviews be more user friendly. More tolerant of human errors.

Our guide Lucy was a wealth of information and you could tell she loved her job and cared about her charge. We all enjoyed her leadership and comments

Such an unparalleled experience with a remarkable mixture of art, history, and architecture. So many great souls interred in the church, resting amongst breathtaking surroundings.

We loved our visit to St. Paul's Cathedral!! Don't forget to bring your paper tickets, their system can not read the Head Out virtual tickets! Virtual tickets were fine at Westminster. Go to the top of St. Paul's!...best views! The 2nd tier has a wonderful explanation of Paul's ministry matching the paintings on the ceiling. Loved it!!

It was a good experience. And our tour guide was very knowledgeable. However, I thought the advertising was misleading as I thought we actually got to go inside Buckingham Palace.

I really enjoyed the early entry and refreshments to start the day. I felt we got a head start on the crowds. Our guide was knowledgeable and managed to keep the tour engaging and on schedule.

The tour was really knowledgeable and nice. We loved how she knew exactly where to put us so we could well see the change of the guard. Recommend.

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Head out makes finding an experience so easy. Purchasing tickets is a breeze. Then the tickets are available any way most convenient for me, by email, text, or my favorite through the App. I love using Headout!

Our guide Lucy was a wealth of information and you could tell she loved her job and cared about her charge. We all enjoyed her leadership and comments

It was a good experience. And our tour guide was very knowledgeable. However, I thought the advertising was misleading as I thought we actually got to go inside Buckingham Palace.

The abbey tour was great. I expected to do more at buckingham palace other than look at it from across the street for 5 minutes. We did nothing at Big Ben

Our tour guide Lucy was very friendly and explained the sights to us in a very pleasant way. Always happy to return! 7 stars for Lucy!!!

Jane was witty, knowledgeable, and a great story teller. The small group made the experience much more personalized and easy to ask questions.

We are more than satisfied. The tour is really interesting and highly recommended. We saw a lot and learned great stories and details. Also very flexible. We had booked the English tour by mistake. This was sorted out on the spot in 5 minutes and we were then able to join the tour with a German-speaking guide. Bossa was great and gave us lots of interesting information. Top all round. Highly recommended, especially our guide

The history of Westminster and its impressive homage to kings, queens, scientist, poets, writers, and actors throughout the ages is simply amazing!!

Nick was very knowledgeable. Our group size was just small enough so we could huddle around him to hear. I saw other larger groups having difficulty with audibility. Nick was very kind helping children in the group spot things. He was very flexible with timing and let us ask to pause whenever we needed pics.

Our guide, Alexandra, was very knowledgeable and helpful. Appreciate how she organized the trip and helped with photos.. We had trouble finding our group on a busy corner with other tour groups meeting at the same location. There was a lot of commotion with the police at the time and we found our group later, after joining the wrong group.. Suggest starting in a more unique spot, and with a description of the contact.

Ticketing experience was good. Our guide, Bossa, was extremely personable, knowledgeable, and professional. Her commentary was very inclusive of all members of the group, relevant and illuminating. She is a credit to the tour guide 'profession'. After our tour with her, it is easy to understand why Westminster Abbey is widely acknowledged as one of the most special places in England, if not the world. Loved the walk up to Buckingham and St James' palaces also.

We had a great tour and learned a lot about the Abby I hadn't learned on my last self guided tour. Tracey did a great job.

The history in the building is incredible and Gabrielle our guide did a terrific job conveying the importance of every inch of the building. We felt privileged to witness the site where so many important events have played out over centuries

It was good There was a problem in that this 110$ ticket was promoted to be seeing 3 places in London where we really only got to see Westminster Abbey The tour guide was nice and knowledgeable but he spent way too much time in the abbey

Peter our tour guide was informative and very entertaining. He kept the group interested, answered any questions and we had a laugh. He has great sense of humour and did an awesome job. We are glad we chose to go on a guided tour.

Our guide was very motivated and showed us the best way through London, which was overcrowded on our weekend! Her explanations were very entertaining and informative, and we were able to put her tips into practice in the days that followed! Many thanks again ... absolutely recommendable!!!

Our tour guide was the best! We enjoyed our tour! Thank you so much!

Nick was so knowledgeable and engaged. He enjoys his job

very inviting and captivating experience

Our Tour guide Margret was absolutely fantastic. I have already recommended the tour and her to others.

Great tour guide. He really mad our day.

The guide was very knowledgeable and quite funny.

The tour was really knowledgeable and nice. We loved how she knew exactly where to put us so we could well see the change of the guard. Recommend.

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I really enjoyed the tour. The organization and the explanations during the tour made the difference.

Brandon is a very good tour guide with interesting stories and a direct style. He kept everyone interested throughout and also kept the group together. He is a very good storyteller, and we learned a lot of interesting things during the walk. I wholeheartedly recommend this experience to everyone.

Our Spanish Guide Lady Monica was very informative and very attentive keeping everyone on the group she needs a microphone apart that it was excellent

Our guide Lucy was a wealth of information and you could tell she loved her job and cared about her charge. We all enjoyed her leadership and comments

It was a delightful experience. Ana Maria is a lovely person with a lot of historical knowledge. We enjoyed and learned a lot. 100% recommendable. Fabian and Ernesto

It was wonderful to learn so much knowledge and special facts from Irina. Booking was super easy. Gladly again

It was a good experience. And our tour guide was very knowledgeable. However, I thought the advertising was misleading as I thought we actually got to go inside Buckingham Palace.

The abbey tour was great. I expected to do more at buckingham palace other than look at it from across the street for 5 minutes. We did nothing at Big Ben

Our guide was great, he made us a wonderful and very enjoyable tour, congratulations, we highly recommend the tour, he took us to places we never imagined. Thank you very much, very nice experience

Our tour guide Lucy was very friendly and explained the sights to us in a very pleasant way. Always happy to return! 7 stars for Lucy!!!

Sandra, our tour guide was amazing. Very knowledgeable of English history and a great story teller. We were invested as soon as we started. Took the edge off of the heat that day. Everything happened according to plan and got to see the palace, Big Ben, Westminster Abby, plus much, much more along the way to each.

We are more than satisfied. The tour is really interesting and highly recommended. We saw a lot and learned great stories and details. Also very flexible. We had booked the English tour by mistake. This was sorted out on the spot in 5 minutes and we were then able to join the tour with a German-speaking guide. Bossa was great and gave us lots of interesting information. Top all round. Highly recommended, especially our guide

The history of Westminster and its impressive homage to kings, queens, scientist, poets, writers, and actors throughout the ages is simply amazing!!

Our guide, Alexandra, was very knowledgeable and helpful. Appreciate how she organized the trip and helped with photos.. We had trouble finding our group on a busy corner with other tour groups meeting at the same location. There was a lot of commotion with the police at the time and we found our group later, after joining the wrong group.. Suggest starting in a more unique spot, and with a description of the contact.

Ticketing experience was good. Our guide, Bossa, was extremely personable, knowledgeable, and professional. Her commentary was very inclusive of all members of the group, relevant and illuminating. She is a credit to the tour guide 'profession'. After our tour with her, it is easy to understand why Westminster Abbey is widely acknowledged as one of the most special places in England, if not the world. Loved the walk up to Buckingham and St James' palaces also.

We had a great tour and learned a lot about the Abby I hadn't learned on my last self guided tour. Tracey did a great job.

Our guide, Isabelle, was great. Lots of additional insight into the Abbey and the Palace. When I booked the tour it included a viewing of the changing of the guard. When we arrived, we were informed that there was no guard change on Tuesdays. Why would you even offer that option for a day that it does not occur???

The history in the building is incredible and Gabrielle our guide did a terrific job conveying the importance of every inch of the building. We felt privileged to witness the site where so many important events have played out over centuries

Super competent tour, was great fun and always interesting. Great insider information about Westminster too. Highly recommended overall.

It was good There was a problem in that this 110$ ticket was promoted to be seeing 3 places in London where we really only got to see Westminster Abbey The tour guide was nice and knowledgeable but he spent way too much time in the abbey

I have already replied in an email. It was too long a tour visiting some places that were of no interest to me. I was only interested in the 3 places of the hire: Buckingham Palace, Big Ben and, above all, Wensminter Abbey.

There was mention of Big Ben and seeing the changing of the Horse Guard during the tour and neither of those truly happened. Big Ben was talked about from a distance, outside and I believe given the amount paid for the ticket we would at least walk inside and do a brief tour after the Abbey. The tour guide was great for what we did see but felt mislead

Our guide was very motivated and showed us the best way through London, which was overcrowded on our weekend! Her explanations were very entertaining and informative, and we were able to put her tips into practice in the days that followed! Many thanks again ... absolutely recommendable!!!

Visiting the abbey was memorable. Although there was a big crowd there was plenty of space to move around. I noticed that people were respectful many sitting quietly just reflecting or contemplating and listening to the audio. So much to see and absorb. Wonderful to see our own Ernrst Rutherford with a plaque on the floor. We also enjoyed the afternoon tea in the cafe.

The queue is exceptionally well organized; if you arrive around the time on tyour ticket, you will inmediately be let in. The crowd is a bit much, making walking thorugh the narrow spaces sometimes complicated and not leaving enough time to view special corners like the tombs of Queens Mary and Elizabeth. The audioguide is ok, but could be better if it dealt more in depth with historic questions (perhaps and additional chapter for those interested?) Walking into the abbey is like walking into history itself and being able to relieve it from the present. All this is a bit lost because of the size of the crowd and the way they sometimes behave (as an example: I saw a family happily walk over the memorial stone for Churchill at the exit, not because the were not paying attention to where they went, but because they made a point out of it and filmed each and every member doing it)

The invaluable exhibit information, easy to navigate around the tower, re-enactments by actors and learning and increasing my knowledge base.

The most beautiful place in London! A perfect blend of history and modernity 😍 Past, present, and future come together in one unforgettable experience. Our visit lasted about 5 hours — there’s so much to see and explore! We had lunch at the self-service bar inside the Tower. Prices were quite high but it was comfortable.

The whole experience, from booking tickets to walking out the door. Everyone was so nice and helpful. I highly recommend anyone to visit.

We really enjoyed visiting these 2 monuments, the Tower for the building and everything it contains, and the bridge for its glass floor in particular! Like everything else we visited, the only language was English 😏

Simply it IS the Tower of London. Iconic, historic, atmosphrtweather wasn't good but inside the displays were very informative.

Beautiful place and it has rich history. I enjoyed reading about the individuals whom were located in the tombs around the church.

The attraction was very informative and the wardens were helpful and very accommodating. Loved the ravens! And the crown jewels were A-MAZ-ING! Lots of steps to contend with on site so wear comfortable footwear if you go. Booking online made tickets and entry easier. Would highly recommend

the tower of london was ama inv so much to see and our three grandchildren loved it all ,especially the crown jewels and the mint collection ton ,can't belive we are londoners and have never been before ,the poppy displays were stunning ,that was the highlight for me so beautiful we all had a fab time ,the children loved chatting with the friendly yeomans as well , ,we had lunch in the cafe which was all plentiful & delicious ,we will definitely go again

Both cathedrals were breathtaking. I really enjoyed the atmosphere. We had to wait in th queue for appx 1 hour (we arrived at 9,15 am). The tour took 3 hours (and could be longer if we really stops everywhere). At Westminster you can go with the online ticket, but St. Paul's requires the paper one. So print it first otherwise there is a difficult procedure to get the ticket. We received electronic guides in both. The recommended application from the description in Headout did not work. I really appretiated the view from St. Paul¨s evend the stairs are really long (appx 500 stairs).

Brilliant day out, lots of interesting things to see and it was lovely to see the Poppies cascading around the Tower. Would highly recommend anyone who hasn't visited to go ahead and buy a ticket, you will not be disappointed.

Seeing all those tombs of great monarchs gave meaning to history. It was a privilege to see them. I loved Poets Corner too.

I had no idea of everything that was in the Tower. We would have allotted much more time. Fanscinating. The Yeoman, AJ, was an outstanding guide - mixing humor with the history. You should allot 3 hours for the tour!

It was obvious from minute one that the most entertaining part of the experience of the Tower of London was going to be the Yeoman who led the tour. He knew his stuff and educated as well as made us laugh.

The tickets were easy to buy, download and use. Great experience. The Tower itself was extra crowded due to VE Day celebrations. We paid for the headphones which are definitely NOT worth it. The headphones are not user friendly and do not improve the experience.

10 a.m. visit with a light flow Very nice exhibition Very interesting site I highly recommend However, from noon onwards, monstrous queues !!!! Prefer early mornings

Absolutely loved the Toer of London. Fantastic place to visit, we visited on a bank holiday weekend and as you can imagine it was busy but the queue flowed very quickly. Lots to see and do, coffee shop, gift shop. Audio tours. An excellent attraction with the Crown Jewels to top it off.

Review of Westminster Abbey – A Truly Breathtaking Experience Visiting Westminster Abbey was an absolutely incredible experience. To be able to walk through such a profoundly historic place — in its entirety — was something truly special. Every corner of the Abbey is filled with centuries of history, and you can genuinely feel the weight and significance of it as you explore. The architecture alone is awe-inspiring. The sheer beauty and grandeur of the building took my breath away. From the intricate details of the stonework to the stunning stained-glass windows, everything about the Abbey speaks of a deep and rich past. Whether you’re passionate about history, architecture, or simply want to experience one of the most iconic landmarks in London, Westminster Abbey is a must-visit. Unforgettable and deeply moving. Getting tickets through AXS (AheadOut) was also extremely easy and smooth — the whole process was hassle-free and straightforward. Highly recommended!

Westminster Abbey was sublime and luminous, as we were lucky enough to visit it in glorious weather. The audio guide is really well designed, so you can adapt your visit to your own pace. For the Tower of London, take the tube and you'll cover the 4.5 km in 10 minutes. Try to catch the changing of the guard. There are 6 of them and they pass right in front of you.

Arriving at 8:30am, the tour of the jewels was carried out in excellent conditions; afterwards, the historical explanations on the use of the different places were very well done; the armor room was extra with pieces in very good condition.

Easy scanning of the tickets on the cell phone, smooth processing. You can stay on the grounds as long as you like The only drawback is that nothing depends on the time slot you have booked, you queue as normal and there is a huge queue at the Crown Jewels.

Purchasing tickets was easy. The tower was beautiful. Exhibits were informational. There were a lot of people! So many people that sometimes it was hard to move freely and see exhibits. My only real complaint is that there were so many people, that the wait to see the Crown Jewels was at least an hour. Unfortunately, we were unable to see them , which was the one thing I was most excited about seeing. I was disappointed about that. Overall, a good experience.

Very impressive and really worth seeing. It's practical that you can book everything from the comfort of your own home and don't have to queue forever for a ticket.

We were among the first to enter. So we didn't have to queue to see the crown jewels.

Visiting the abbey was memorable. Although there was a big crowd there was plenty of space to move around. I noticed that people were respectful many sitting quietly just reflecting or contemplating and listening to the audio. So much to see and absorb. Wonderful to see our own Ernrst Rutherford with a plaque on the floor. We also enjoyed the afternoon tea in the cafe.

The whole experience, from booking tickets to walking out the door. Everyone was so nice and helpful. I highly recommend anyone to visit.

Beautiful, not over crowded, and well worth going up to the dome for great views. Get the audio tour it was informative and interesting.

Seeing all those tombs of great monarchs gave meaning to history. It was a privilege to see them. I loved Poets Corner too.

A must-visit, lots of history and incredible architecture

Getting climb up to the top of dome , and it's history

Good organized! The line is long, but fast! You can get extra, personal information. Thx a lot.

The whole site is steeped in history so it's very popular and often crowded even at what you might expect to be quieter times. The flow management a was very well-managed thugh. The queue to get in even from the earliest possioble ticket still meant a 45-minute wait to get in the doors.

The cathedral is simply wonderful. I had no problems validating the tickets. They ask you to show the printed version. I took the tour with an audio guide, which was very well explained. I took my time and climbed the 528 steps to enjoy the view from the top. It took me about an hour. Very worthwhile. Money very well invested.

We only wanted two tickets. When I opened the email I saw we, somehow, bought three tickets. So I tried to get a refund for the unwanted ticket. I even texted with a CSR, absolutely no refunds!! This was a human error with no recourse! How petty. If you want better reviews be more user friendly. More tolerant of human errors.

Such an unparalleled experience with a remarkable mixture of art, history, and architecture. So many great souls interred in the church, resting amongst breathtaking surroundings.

We loved our visit to St. Paul's Cathedral!! Don't forget to bring your paper tickets, their system can not read the Head Out virtual tickets! Virtual tickets were fine at Westminster. Go to the top of St. Paul's!...best views! The 2nd tier has a wonderful explanation of Paul's ministry matching the paintings on the ceiling. Loved it!!

Paul was a knowledgeable, humorous and caring tour guide. He was enthusiastic about his subject. He showed concern for my wheelchair bound spouse.

I liked : - how easy it was to buy a ticket, - how easy it was to enter the Abbey, - the ease of use of the audioguide, which is also very well documented. I did regret that we weren't informed that a service was taking place during the chosen time slot, which prevented us from discovering the nave from its best angles. All in all, a great experience!

The history, the architecture, the art and the deep religious significance of the Abbey. We also appreciated the mass/Eucharist we were able to attend while on the tour.

The cathedral was beautiful. Ticketing was easy but did not realize until after we purchased them that you had to print the email to present to the ticketing desk. It was a bit confusing because we received tickets to scan with our confirmation but kept reading we had to print it. I think if the directions explained why we had to print the ticket it would avoid some confusion. Luckily they can print them there if you email the confirmation to them at the desk.

Tickets were easy to purchase and St Paul's Cathedral was awesome. We took the guided tour which was very informative. We really enjoyed our visit.

Simplicity. On the other hand, contradictory information on the email about the arrival time at the abbey. On the one hand, you had to arrive absolutely 15 minutes before the chosen time. On the other, entry possible at any time from 9:30am.

St Paul’s Cathedral asked me to forward the confirmation email to their email address before issuing the Admission Tickets. It took around 15 minutes to wait for them to receive the forwarded confirmation email and another 3 minutes to issue the tickets. The admission QR code provided by Headout should allow the visitors to enter the Cathedral directly.

It was very interesting and the staff were helpful but i wasn't in a tour group and my info device stopped working. It would be great if the Abbey was more like a modern museum with written information, but apparently the King doesn't fancy it.

The online ticket had to printed. Service was good but not a handy thing. I don't carry a printer on holiday. And I book online and expect to have an entry with the digital ticket to St Paul's

I've been to Westminister Abbey three times now, and I'm fairly certain, this will be my last time. The first two times I went, we bought tickets at the ticket office the same day, went inside and leisurely moved throughout the Abbey with our own printed guide. The second time much the same happened. This last time, although we booked our tickets for the time that your site insisted was one of the least crowded (Tuesday at 9:30 am.), our movement through the Abbey, especially at the beginning, was hampered by a claustrophobic crowd of people who also had to move with us. The Audio Guide was just bad. Hardly anything was included on it, and it was often difficult to discern which number to press, so I ended up not even seeing Queen Elizabeth I's tomb. Also, my partner and I both went looking for Anne of Cleaves tomb, which the guide said was near Richard II's tomb, and simply couldn't find it. I don't know why the Abbey can't do what other tourist places do, even religious ones, and simply put up small plaques at important sites, perhaps with a barcode to link to a fuller description. Of course, Westminister Abbey is in itself astounding, even when it's crammed with people, but, since we paid so very much to get in to see the place, it would have been nice if the actual visit could have been more pleasant.

The quire area was beautiful. We loved exploring the crypts and stained glass. We found it very crowded and restrictive because there was a mass in progress.

The Abbey is full of history & beautiful art. It is too overwhelming to describe. There are no words. I loved the accessibility to all of the historical stories & items. It gave me goosebumps when everyone paused & prayed. Such a magical moment & experience.

We loved the climb to the Whispering Gallery which is still how I remember it in 1976. And onward and upward to the Stone Gallery and Gold Gallery. Ticketing worked well, everyone was ready to help. Thank you for the wonderful experience. St Paul's Cathedral is beautiful!!

Worth every penny for the experience 👏🏻👏🏻👍

Amazing Experience Overall! Everything from the booking to the redemption was a breeze.

Everything worked well, overall satisfaction👍

We were able to see a lot of London in only 2 days because it was so convenient to take the bus and to have admission already paid for many of the sites we visited.

Just being able to see all the life-like famous people and having photos taken with those we liked so much over the years.

Visiting the abbey was memorable. Although there was a big crowd there was plenty of space to move around. I noticed that people were respectful many sitting quietly just reflecting or contemplating and listening to the audio. So much to see and absorb. Wonderful to see our own Ernrst Rutherford with a plaque on the floor. We also enjoyed the afternoon tea in the cafe.

We had to queue but it didn't take long and once we were on the wheel it was brilliant a really hot day but air con and fabulous views then we headed for sealife and we really enjoyed it especially the penguins!! My favourite ❤️

The whole experience, from booking tickets to walking out the door. Everyone was so nice and helpful. I highly recommend anyone to visit.

Seeing all those tombs of great monarchs gave meaning to history. It was a privilege to see them. I loved Poets Corner too.

A must-visit, lots of history and incredible architecture

Good organized! The line is long, but fast! You can get extra, personal information. Thx a lot.

The whole site is steeped in history so it's very popular and often crowded even at what you might expect to be quieter times. The flow management a was very well-managed thugh. The queue to get in even from the earliest possioble ticket still meant a 45-minute wait to get in the doors.

We only wanted two tickets. When I opened the email I saw we, somehow, bought three tickets. So I tried to get a refund for the unwanted ticket. I even texted with a CSR, absolutely no refunds!! This was a human error with no recourse! How petty. If you want better reviews be more user friendly. More tolerant of human errors.

Such an unparalleled experience with a remarkable mixture of art, history, and architecture. So many great souls interred in the church, resting amongst breathtaking surroundings.

We loved our visit to St. Paul's Cathedral!! Don't forget to bring your paper tickets, their system can not read the Head Out virtual tickets! Virtual tickets were fine at Westminster. Go to the top of St. Paul's!...best views! The 2nd tier has a wonderful explanation of Paul's ministry matching the paintings on the ceiling. Loved it!!

I liked : - how easy it was to buy a ticket, - how easy it was to enter the Abbey, - the ease of use of the audioguide, which is also very well documented. I did regret that we weren't informed that a service was taking place during the chosen time slot, which prevented us from discovering the nave from its best angles. All in all, a great experience!

The history, the architecture, the art and the deep religious significance of the Abbey. We also appreciated the mass/Eucharist we were able to attend while on the tour.

Simplicity. On the other hand, contradictory information on the email about the arrival time at the abbey. On the one hand, you had to arrive absolutely 15 minutes before the chosen time. On the other, entry possible at any time from 9:30am.

It was very interesting and the staff were helpful but i wasn't in a tour group and my info device stopped working. It would be great if the Abbey was more like a modern museum with written information, but apparently the King doesn't fancy it.

Booked for London two experiences and everything went great. Tickets immediately on the app and then on the spot with no problem. All very comfortable. Thank you

I've been to Westminister Abbey three times now, and I'm fairly certain, this will be my last time. The first two times I went, we bought tickets at the ticket office the same day, went inside and leisurely moved throughout the Abbey with our own printed guide. The second time much the same happened. This last time, although we booked our tickets for the time that your site insisted was one of the least crowded (Tuesday at 9:30 am.), our movement through the Abbey, especially at the beginning, was hampered by a claustrophobic crowd of people who also had to move with us. The Audio Guide was just bad. Hardly anything was included on it, and it was often difficult to discern which number to press, so I ended up not even seeing Queen Elizabeth I's tomb. Also, my partner and I both went looking for Anne of Cleaves tomb, which the guide said was near Richard II's tomb, and simply couldn't find it. I don't know why the Abbey can't do what other tourist places do, even religious ones, and simply put up small plaques at important sites, perhaps with a barcode to link to a fuller description. Of course, Westminister Abbey is in itself astounding, even when it's crammed with people, but, since we paid so very much to get in to see the place, it would have been nice if the actual visit could have been more pleasant.

The quire area was beautiful. We loved exploring the crypts and stained glass. We found it very crowded and restrictive because there was a mass in progress.

The Abbey is full of history & beautiful art. It is too overwhelming to describe. There are no words. I loved the accessibility to all of the historical stories & items. It gave me goosebumps when everyone paused & prayed. Such a magical moment & experience.

Having purchased the ticket in italy, on site they made problems because it was written in Italian. At access they had no scanner to display the information. After my insistence they let me through, printing me a new ticket of their own.

We particularly enjoyed "experiencing" and sharing in the history of the English monarchy, the famous and "infamous" scientists and sailors and much more. Very, very impressive!

I had a great day. only thing I would comment on was some of the tombs were not labelled Margaret Beaufort, Margaret Douglas and Anne of Cleves. it does not take alot to label them surely

THe Verger in Westminster Abbey who was our tour guide (at addiional cost) was outstanding - sadly we didn't know you could inprove access by buying additions to the ticket to save the 1 hour wait to enter the Abbey.

The queue for those who had bought their tickets online was much longer than for those who bought their tickets on site, as they were able to enter directly without waiting. It's to be expected when you buy your tickets in advance that you'll be able to enter the attraction more quickly, not the other way around.

Tower de London y Westminster

Efficient and easy Efficient and easy