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  • Visiting the Abbey

    After Geoffrey Chaucer was buried here, Poets’ Corner became the place where many other creative people were buried and remembered. This space in the Abbey’s South Transept remembers people who have explored the world in all sorts of creative ways. Stretch your creative muscles with these videos.

  • Abbey to close in late April for Coronation preparations

    Monday, 6th March 2023

    Westminster Abbey will be closed to visitors and worshippers from Tuesday 25th April and will re-open on Monday 8th May.

    Coronation news

  • Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving for ANZAC Day

    Friday, 25th April 2025

    The annual Service of Commemoration and Thanksgiving to mark ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) Day will be held at Westminster Abbey on Friday 25th April 2025.

  • Self-led visits

    Explore Westminster Abbey with your secondary school class using our specially developed route map and trails.

  • Special services

    We hold a variety of special services, including annual celebrations, memorials and commemorations. Many are held on behalf of the church, Royal Family, or organisations.

  • Organ recital to mark Christchurch anniversary

    Friday, 13th February 2015

    Westminster Abbey will mark the fourth anniversary of the 2011 Christchurch earthquake with an organ recital on Sunday 22nd February at 5.45pm. Admission is free and tickets are not required.

    Organ recital Christchurch earthquake

  • Christmas Day Sung Eucharist

    Thursday, 25th December 2025

    The main service to celebrate Christmas morning. It includes the singing of Christmas Carols, music from the Abbey Choir, a sermon and Holy Communion.

    ...November at 2:30pm GMT Wednesday 19th November at 9:30am GMT Wednesday 19th November at 2:30pm GMT You cannot book tickets before the dates and times listed

    Advent Christmas

  • An Advent Liturgy

    Sunday, 30th November 2025

    A candle-lit service of hymns, readings, and anthems reflecting on the Advent themes of judgement and of the joyful expectation of the coming Christ.

    ...November at 2:30pm GMT Wednesday 19th November at 9:30am GMT Wednesday 19th November at 2:30pm GMT You cannot book tickets before the dates and times listed

  • Lunchtime concert: St Margaret's Consort

    Wednesday, 12th June 2024

    A musical journey through 500 years of English history.  

    Events Music

  • Abbey open for private prayer and worship this weekend

    Friday, 9th April 2021

    Following the death of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, the Abbey will be open for private prayer and worship from 9th-11th April.

    ...Eucharist Evening Prayer with State Prayers: 3.00pm Attending Prayer and Eucharist You do not need to book tickets for these services, except Sunday's Sung

  • Anointing Screen on display at the Abbey

    Sunday, 7th May 2023

    The central anointing screen used at the most sacred moment of the Coronation, the anointing of His Majesty The King, will be on display in Westminster Abbey in St George’s Chapel from Monday 8th May – Saturday 13th May, when the Coronation Theatre will also be on view.

    Find out more about visiting the Coronation Theatre and book tickets Picture:© Press Association

  • Self-led visits

    You are welcome to book your primary school group in for a self-led visit of Westminster Abbey between September and June.

  • School group bookings

    Visit us as part of your trip to London. We welcome overseas school and university groups for self-led tours on weekdays from September to July.

  • Big picture

    Visit the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries to see the Litlyngton Missal, and many more objects, in real life. High above the Abbey floor, come face to face with the Abbey’s greatest treasures covering over 1,000 years of faith and history. Along with worship, examine objects that teach us about the building of Westminster Abbey, its role in national memory and its relationship with royalty.

  • Verger-guided tours

    Guided tours, led by our vergers, are a great way to see the Abbey. School groups and private tour groups are also welcome to visit.

  • Hidden Highlights tour - January

    Monday, 1st January 2024

    Explore behind the scenes of the Abbey on a guided tour of some areas not usually open to the public.

    You will then be prompted to book tickets for the Hidden Highlights tour, if available.

  • Medieval Monastery tour

    Saturday, 1st March 2025

    Explore the history of the Benedictine monastery at Westminster Abbey, from the time when the first twelve monks arrived in 960AD until the dissolution of the monastery under Henry VIII in 1540.

    You will then be prompted to book tickets for the Medieval Monastery tour, if available.

  • Fascinating Women of Westminster Abbey tour

    Saturday, 1st March 2025

    From actresses, writers and spies to philanthropists, social reformers and modern martyrs - discover the extraordinary lives of some of the women buried and commemorated in Westminster Abbey.

    You will then be prompted to book tickets for the Fascinating Women tour, if available.

  • Medieval Monastery tour

    Tuesday, 1st April 2025

    Explore the history of the Benedictine monastery at Westminster Abbey, from the time when the first twelve monks arrived in 960AD until the dissolution of the monastery under Henry VIII in 1540.

    You will then be prompted to book tickets for the Medieval Monastery tour, if available.

  • Medieval Monastery tour

    Thursday, 1st May 2025

    Explore the history of the Benedictine monastery at Westminster Abbey, from the time when the first twelve monks arrived in 960AD until the dissolution of the monastery under Henry VIII in 1540.

    You will then be prompted to book tickets for the Medieval Monastery tour, if available.

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