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What are people saying about Westminster Abbey

kelly_G, Jul 2026
This tour is a great way...
This tour is a great way see Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, and changing of the guards. Our guide Ben did a great job walking the group around and making sure we saw the important events with front row access. Ben also kept the tour entertaining by pointing out the buildings and points of interest along the way and through Westminster Abbey. Highly recommend!
CARIN_J, Jul 2026
Meaningful History
We had a meaningful and rich historical account of the monuments and moments around Westminster. Karen, our Blue Badge guide, was exceptional and brought great depth and emotion to the experience. My second visit to Westminster Abbey and the Blue Badge guided experience far exceeded wandering about with a guidebook.
Julie_H, Jul 2026
My Dad has always wanted...
My Dad has always wanted to see Westminster Abbey, so I arranged a tour for just the two of us. I knew my Dad would have a lot of questions! Dan was an amazing tour guide! He was patient and knew so much about the monarchy, the abbey's history, and London in general. He also has a wicked sense of humor! Thanks for a great experience, Dan!
Mark_E, Jul 2026
Skip the Tea
We started the tour with croissants and tea. No refills on the tea and they only had 3 croissants for 6 people. It was your average croissant. No other items offered. We then proceeded to do tour Westminster Abbey. Our guide provided humor and history of the people buried in the Abbey. It was hot inside and very crowded. Many people do the walking tour and are not aware of their surroundings making it hard to follow our guide. All in all I enjoyed the tour and seeing the inside.

Westminster Abbey

5.0
(62,675)
London
The Westminster Abbey building on a sunny day, London
  • While Westminster Abbey tickets are free, booking in advance helps avoid long lines, which can be up to an hour long.

  • The abbey is a place of worship—visitors should dress modestly.

  • Visitors cannot take photos or videos within the abbey.

  • Some, but not all, areas of the abbey are wheelchair-accessible. Wheelchair users should enter through the North Door.

  • On-site facilities include restrooms, a café, and a gift shop.