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Audio-described tour: 1,000 years of history

Date Time Location Price
Saturday, 21st November 202611:00am - 12:15pmThe Abbey £5 for visitor with a visual impairment; Free (booking required) for companion

Immerse yourself in the historic coronation church on this new audio-described sensory tour designed for visually impaired visitors.

Surround yourself with over 1,000 years of history on this special audio-described sensory tour. Learn about the lives and legacies of people buried and remembered in the Abbey, while walking in the footsteps of both monks and monarchs. 

This tour has been specially written to allow visually impaired visitors to experience the majesty of Westminster Abbey. The tour will be led by a trained member of staff and will include some tactile elements.  

This is a small group tour, and we ask that all participants with a visual impairement are accompanied by a companion to support with moving around the building.  

Ticketing information 

There is a maximum of 8 people per tour. 

This tour will last for approximately 75 minutes. 

This event does not include self-guided entry to Westminster Abbey. If you'd like to also book a self-guided ticket, we recommend looking at the Visit us pages to plan a visit during opening hours.

Age suitability

Children under the age of 17 will not be permitted on this tour, please see our family pages for information and events to explore this theme as a family.  

Meeting location

This event will meet by the Great West Door to Westminster Abbey. 

Access and security 

​​​Please have your ticket ready to show our staff (either printed or on your mobile phone). 

​On your arrival, your bag will be searched, and we ask you not to bring any large items with you (for example suitcases, large backpacks or folding bicycles) as these will not be allowed inside and we are unable to store them for you. 

​The Abbey is committed to creating inclusive and accessible events for all. If you have any access requirements or questions about your visit, please contact us when booking [email protected] 

Filming and photography

​​Please note that filming and sound recording are not permitted at the Abbey. See our photography policy for more information.