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A 2-hour guided tour of Westminster Abbey in London with a professional Blue Badge guide, exploring the history of the British monarchy. In this masterpiece of English Gothic architecture, begun by Henry III in 1245, see the Coronation Chair, used for coronations for more than 700 years, and pass the resting places of Newton, Darwin and Elizabeth I. You will also hear the story of the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior and the abbey's hidden secrets. Abbey admission is included, and you can choose between a small-group tour (max. 10) and a group tour (max. 20).
Meet your guide in front of the Winston Churchill statue on Parliament Square and head into Westminster Abbey. Westminster Abbey is a masterpiece of English Gothic architecture in central London; Henry III began its construction in 1245. It is still a working church today, and many of Britain's most important historical moments have taken place here.
Stand in front of the Coronation Chair, the wooden chair that has been at the heart of coronations for more than 700 years. Your guide shares stories and hidden secrets about the royal coronations, weddings and funerals held here.
Pass the resting places of Newton, Darwin and Elizabeth I and hear their stories. The Tomb of the Unknown Warrior, where an unidentified soldier killed in the First World War is buried, represents all soldiers who died without a known grave.
The small-group tour has a maximum of 10 people, making it easy to ask questions and hear the guide up close. The group tour has a maximum of 20 people, with the same expert guide and the same stories, and wireless receivers are provided so you can hear the commentary clearly.
※ Photography is strictly prohibited in some areas of the abbey.
Meeting point :
Sir Winston Churchill statue
Parliament Sq, London SW1P 3JX, UK
Meeting point directions:
This is the large bronze statue on Parliament Square. It shows a man in a long overcoat leaning slightly forward on a walking stick, standing on a tall stone plinth engraved with the name 'CHURCHILL'.
Parliament Sq, London SW1P 3JX, UK