Prepare su visita a Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey is a place of worship, but also a majestic setting for British history linked to the royal family. Kings have been crowned and buried here, royal weddings have taken place, and prominent figures of British culture and politics are laid to rest. A walk through the Abbey is like walking through hundreds of years of history, from the coronation of William the Conqueror in 1066 to the state funeral of Elizabeth II. If you're planning a visit to London, you can't miss this monument, located in the center of town, just steps from the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.

General access to Westminster Abbey and its accessibility

People with reduced mobility can enter through the North Door, which has assistance and a ramp for step-free access to Westminster Abbey. It is advisable to notify the visitor in advance if you will need to use one of the abbey's wheelchairs or if you are bringing a guide or assistance dog. Some areas of the monument are accessible, as they are accessible, but the older sections have limitations due to insurmountable structural reasons. There are accessible restrooms in the cloisters and cafeteria.

Purchasing tickets to Westminster Abbey

We recommend purchasing your tickets to Westminster Abbey in advance to avoid lines, especially during peak season. You can easily purchase them through our secure platform, choosing the date and time that best suits your schedule. We offer personalized audio guides in Spanish, ideal for a more enriching experience. These help you discover the space at your own pace and better understand the historical and artistic context of each corner of the Abbey, making your visit not only informative but also entertaining and even emotional.

In certain cases, tickets will not be sent by email but must be collected in person at the meeting point indicated in the booking confirmation. Information regarding the collection point, as well as the specific delivery conditions, is clearly detailed during the purchase process and in the confirmation email received by the user.

Westminster Abbey Opening Hours 2025

Westminster Abbey is open to the public year-round, except Sundays, which are reserved for worship:

• Monday to Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (last entry). Saturdays from 9:00 a.m.
• In summer, opening hours are usually extended until 4:30 p.m.
• Special days such as Christmas, Easter, or royal events may affect access. It is recommended to consult the official calendar before planning your visit.

All tickets allow access to the main church, the Cloisters, the Chapter House, the Abbey Museum, and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.