Explore Westminster Abbey with a professional guide after refreshments in the historic Cellarium. This small-group experience combines priority access with a closer introduction to the Abbey's architecture and national history. The tour begins with coffee or tea and pastries in the medieval undercroft. Your guide then explains the royal ceremonies, memorials and people associated with the Abbey. The guided group is limited to 20 guests. A fast-track London Eye experience is available only when the optional upgrade is selected.
Pause for refreshments in the Cellarium, a space once used by the Abbey's Benedictine community. Enter through the cloisters from Dean's Yard using the tour's priority-access arrangements. Explore the Abbey with your guide, hearing about coronations, royal weddings and the memorials that bring together centuries of British history. The visit includes stories associated with Charles III's coronation and Elizabeth II's funeral. If you book the London Eye upgrade, continue with the representative past Parliament and Big Ben for the arranged fast-track visit. Otherwise, your experience concludes after the Abbey tour.
Meet outside the Westminster Abbey Shop, 20 Dean's Yard, London SW1P 3JS, next to the West entrance. Your guide will be holding a white "Premium Tours" sign. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before your selected start time. Free cancellation and full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure.
2, 2.5 hours
Included admission: Priority access, avoiding the queues at the main visitor entrance. Any optional upgrades depend on the ticket selected.
Included refreshments: Coffee and pastries in the 14th century Cellarium. Check your selected option for any other meals.
No. Hotel pick-ups and drop-offs are not included.
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Priority access, avoiding the queues at the main visitor entrance; Tour with a live, professional guide (maximum 20 passengers per tour)