London Westminster Abbey Fast Track Ticket & Guided Tour

Westminster Abbey
Discover the hidden secrets

Two hours to get to know Westminster Abbey perfectly! Enjoy quick entry into Westminster Abbey and an internal tour with a professional English-speaking guide.

If you take an internal guided tour, it will be a great time to find out what kind of history Britain's previous monarchs wrote here and learn more about important historical events that took place here. Don't miss the opportunity to explore every nook and cranny of this iconic British building with outstanding historical and artistic value!

 

British history and royal symbols

Westminster Abbey is connected to various royal events to the extent that it can be said to be a symbolic building of British history and the royal family.

Royal weddings and funerals were held here, and the tombs of many past kings and queens of England are buried here. In addition, the Church of England, the official church of England, is one of the central parts of Westminster Abbey and serves as the religious center of the country. It is adjacent to the Palace of Westminster, the plenary hall of the British Parliament, and together with the Palace of Westminster, it forms the center of British history and culture.

 

Where great historical figures rest

Westminster Abbey is also famous for being home to the tombs and monuments of many historical figures. Edward III, one of the kings who ruled England in the 14th century, Queen Elizabeth I of England buried in Thomas Creditor's crypt, Mary I, the older sister of Elizabeth I, and Alfred Tennyson, a representative English poet, and the central figure of the cathedral. The physicist and mathematician Isaac Newton, who is buried in the Credit Sanctuary, and Charles Darwin, known as the father of evolution, are buried here.

In addition, many British soldiers, writers, artists, etc. are buried in Westminster Abbey, which makes the temple itself a treasure trove of history and culture.