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Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey is the place where the crowning of the British monarch has taken place since 1066. British princes are buried here as well as politicians, scientists, musicians and poets. Westminster Abbey is a true medieval masterpiece. Impressive Gothic architecture, fascinating literary history exhibited in the “Poets Corner”, the beautifully crafted statues, murals, paintings and tombs and the fantastic stained glass windows make Westminster Abbey the most impressive church in London.

This church is definitely worth a visit. Westminster Abbey is next to the Houses of Parliament and the Big Ben.

Opening Hours

Check the website for the actual opening hours.

How to get there

Westminster
Westminster Station Bridge Street (Stop H): 148
Westminster Pier
Westminster Pier

Prices

Prices for standard tickets and are indications.

Children
€ 11,-
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Buy tickets
Adults
€ 26,-
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Concession*
€ 22,-
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* Concession: Seniors and students on presentation of identification / student pass.
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