Discover the center of the British government in the City of Westminster and its top-rated attraction: the royal Westminster Abbey. Enjoy skip-the-line access and live commentary from a licensed Private Guide. Pickup and drop-off service is included.
Highlights:
• Visit the UNESCO-inscribed Westminster Abbey with a 5-Star Licensed Guide
• Avoid long and tiring queues thanks to skip-the-line tickets
• See the Big Ben and other highlights of the Westminster borough
• Learn about the British royal family, government and politics
• Use our pick-up and drop-off service and travel on the London Underground
Enjoy the full attention of a Licensed Guide on a private tour of London’s Westminster borough and the Westminster Abbey, a royal church and coronation site since 1066. Enjoy skip-the-line access to this top-rated attraction and our convenient pickup and drop-off service with London Underground tickets. Discover a mecca of royal heritage!
Pickup included
Guided tour of the Westminster Abbeywill begin with pickup directly from your accommodation in London. Together with your Private Guide, you will ride on the London Underground train to get to the heart of Westminster. It’ll be a great opportunity to learn about one of the world’s oldest and most complex metro systems. Upon arrival, you will head straight for the entrance to Westminster Abbey, skipping the queues.
Westminster Abbey will amaze you with its Gothic architecture, grand nave and beautiful chapels with rare treasures, such as the historic King Edward’s Chair, which has been used at every coronation of English and British sovereigns since 1302. You will hear fascinating stories about royal weddings, baptisms and funerals that took place at the Abbey.
You will also see the Poet’s Corner and about the great national figures who were buried here, including Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin and Stephen Hawking.
After exploring the Abbey inside and out, you will venture out into the City of Westminster to discover its other highlights, such as the iconic Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster, the seat of the British Government.
You will see the charming Church of S. Margaret, the Elizabeth Tower, and many monuments to important historical figures such as Sir Winston Churchill and Mahatma Gandhi. At the end of your amazing adventure in Westminster, the guide will take you back to your accommodation.
Information for the customer (Know before you go)
• Please check your email the day before the tour for important information.
• This tour includes pickup and drop-off at your accommodation in London. You will travel to your destination on the London Underground, return tickets are included.
• Skip-the-line tickets to Westminster Abbey give you access to the priority entrance for groups.
• Guided tours inside the churches during masses and special events (such as scheduled concerts) are limited. In such a case, the guide can provide all information outside.
• Due to abbey regulations, 1 licensed guide can lead a group of 1-20 people. We will arrange additional guides for larger groups.
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