[Print required] Westminster Abbey Ticket Westminster Abbey
[Print required] Westminster Abbey Ticket Westminster Abbey
[Print required] Westminster Abbey Ticket Westminster Abbey
[Print required] Westminster Abbey Ticket Westminster Abbey
[Print required] Westminster Abbey Ticket Westminster Abbey
[Print required] Westminster Abbey Ticket Westminster Abbey

[Print required] Westminster Abbey Ticket Westminster Abbey

£32.00

Reasons for recommendation


  • The place where King Charles III of England was coronated
  • The oldest monastery in Britain that has stood for thousands of years.
  • Resting place of 17 generations of monarchs

Westminster Abbey Westminster Abbey


Westminster Abbey is one of the most famous buildings in London, formerly known as St. Peter's Collegiate Church in Westminster. It is located in Parliament Square, next to the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. This large Gothic abbey church is a traditional coronation ceremony site and the resting place of 17 British monarchs and eight former prime ministers. Westminster Abbey provides daily religious services for all and is over a thousand years old and is listed as a World Heritage Site. Whether it's its majestic architecture or important historical status, Westminster Abbey is an integral part of London.


coronation chair

Created for Edward I in 1296, the chair has been the coronation seat for every monarch since 1308, including Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II. It is the oldest piece of furniture in Britain still serving its original purpose.


Poets' Corner <br data-mce-fragment="1">The Abbey's Literary Corner is named after the burials of a large number of poets and writers, including Geoffrey Chaucer, Charles Dickens, Rudyard Gib Lin and Thomas Hardy, as well as numerous memorial stones and busts dedicated to the likes of Shakespeare and beloved Scottish poet Robert Burns.

Royal Connections
Westminster Abbey has been a coronation church since 1066 and 17 monarchs are buried here. The abbey is also where William and Kate tied the knot in 2011.

Monday to Friday: 9:30am to 3:30pm (last admission)
Saturday: 9am to 3pm (last admission)
The monastery will be completely closed 1 hour after the last entry.
The gallery will be open 30 minutes after main opening times.

Reservation policy


  • In order to enter Westminster Abbey you must print your ticket. All redeemable tickets/vouchers must be redeemed at the entrance.
  • During peak periods, expect queues at the box office regardless of the time slot you book.
  • Guests can visit the monastery at any time. Please see the opening hours schedule.
  • All visitors will undergo a secure search upon entry.
  • Westminster Abbey is a working church and is occasionally closed for special services and events - please check the website for further details.
  • The e-ticket will be sent to your email within 24 hours after booking. Please print and bring the paper version with you.
Booking process

1. Select date and time period

Select your departure date and time period in the calendar, and add your desired products to your shopping cart.

2. Fill in contact information

Please fill in the email address you will use to receive confirmation letters and e-tickets accurately.

3. Complete payment

It supports international credit cards (Visa/MasterCard) and WeChat Pay.

4. Obtain group e-tickets

After successful payment, an e-ticket will be sent to your email address within one business day. You can use this ticket to enter directly or exchange it for a physical ticket at the attraction entrance (see e-ticket instructions).

If you have any questions, we will contact you 2-3 business days before departure.
Cancellation Terms

Free cancellation is available up to 48 hours before departure.

City Location

Windsor

Tour methods

independent travel

Guide Language

Multilingual Guide

Tour duration

A visit of 2-3 hours is recommended.

Attraction Highlights

The State Apartments

The State Apartments

Visit the heart of this still-in-use palace—the State Apartments. Frequently used for ceremonies and official events, the interiors are decorated with some of the finest artworks from the royal collection. Try to spot the paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens, and Leonardo da Vinci hanging on the walls! During the winter, the ornately decorated Semi-State Apartments are also open to the public.

Queen Mary's Dolls House

Queen Mary's Dolls House

This magical miniature palace was designed by the renowned British architect Sir Edwin Luchins specifically for Queen Mary in the 1920s. Queen Mary's Dollhouse is exquisitely detailed, even featuring working lights, flowing water, and a small garden—a perfect microcosm of aristocratic life. The Dollhouse's library even houses original works by famous authors of the time!

St George's Chapel

St George's Chapel

This magnificent Gothic building is the final resting place of many British monarchs, including Edward IV (who built the chapel), Henry VIII and Jane Seymour, Queen Mary, and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. Regular worship services are held here, and this tranquil chapel adds a touch of serenity to a visit to Windsor Castle.

Changing of the Guard

Changing of the Guard

The ceremony is intended to mark the changing of the guard between two groups of guards. The privilege of protecting the monarch traditionally belongs to the Royal Guard, commonly known as the "Guards," who have performed this duty since 1660. Weather permitting, castle visitors can usually witness the ceremony on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. On Thursdays and Saturdays, the guards arrive at the castle before 11:00 AM. They march in procession through Windsor town into the castle, where the changing of the guard takes place. On Mondays and Fridays, the ceremony takes place only inside the castle and begins before 3:00 PM.

Fees include

Windsor Castle tickets

The fee does not include

Special Exhibition

  • If you wish to exchange your ticket for an annual pass, you must print the voucher and exchange it for an annual pass at the ticket office according to the rules.
  • Please strictly adhere to your reserved time slot when entering the attraction. For example, if your reservation is for 10:00, please enter between 10:00 and 10:30. If you are unable to enter within this timeframe, the attraction may refuse you entry in order to limit the number of visitors.
  • As a royal palace still in use, the castle is frequently used by the king for state ceremonies and official receptions, and therefore may be temporarily closed.
  • Children under 5 years old can enter for free.
  • A security search is performed on all visitors upon entry.
  • Free cancellation is available if you give 48 hours' notice.

1. Do I need to book tickets for Windsor Castle in advance?

Yes, tickets tend to sell out quickly during peak season and weekends, so it's recommended to book tickets in advance to allow time for entry and avoid queuing on-site.

2. When does Windsor Castle close?

The museum is usually closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. During royal or state events, some areas may be temporarily closed. It is recommended to check the official website for announcements before visiting.

3. How long does it take to visit Windsor Castle?

It is generally recommended to reserve space.2–3 hoursIt includes the State Suite, St. George's Chapel, courtyard and other main areas.

4. Is St. George's Chapel open to the public?

The chapel is closed to tourists on Sundays and is used for religious ceremonies only. It is open on other days, but this may be subject to change due to royal events.

5. Is Windsor Castle suitable for strollers or wheelchairs?

Some areas (such as the National Suite) are not suitable for strollers due to building structure limitations. Wheelchairs are accessible in most exhibition areas, but assistance may be required.

6. Is it allowed to take photos inside the castle?

Photography is allowed in some areas, butPhotography is prohibited inside state suites.Please follow the on-site instructions.

7. Does Windsor Castle have a changing of the guard ceremony?

Yes, but the frequency depends on the season, generally inIt will be held around 11:00.(Weather and official arrangements may have an impact).

8. How do I get to Windsor Castle from London?

Available fromPaddington (requires a transfer in Slough)orWaterloo (Direct Access)From there, it's about a 5-10 minute walk from the two stations. Please refer to the train company's official website for more details.

9. Does the attraction ticket include an audio guide?

It usually includes multilingual audio guides; please pick up your device upon arrival.

10. Where can I book a day trip to Windsor Castle?

Day trips departing from London include tickets, transportation, and guide services, avoiding the hassle of transferring and queuing.

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