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Combo (Save 5%): Westminster Abbey + Churchill War Rooms Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): Westminster Abbey + Churchill War Rooms Tickets
Start: 2026-05-15T10:00:00
End: 2026-05-15T18:00:00
Location: London

Visitor exploring interactive exhibit at Churchill War Rooms, London.

Westminster Abbey interior with ornate arches and stained glass windows, London.

Visitors observing the historic Churchill War Rooms in London.

Two military officers examining a map in the Churchill War Rooms, London.

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This pocket-friendly combo ticket grants you access to two iconic British landmarks: Westminster Abbey and the Churchill War Rooms.

4.5/5(3,853)

Jacek C

Family

Verified booking

6 days ago

25 years of marriage meets 1,000 years of history Visiting Westminster Abbey after 25 years was a profoundly moving experience. On our first visit, my wife and I were just starting our journey together as newlyweds. Returning now with our grown children to celebrate our Silver Wedding Anniversary felt like a beautiful tribute to our own history, set against the backdrop of over a millennium of English heritage. Standing in a place that has witnessed over 1,000 years of coronations, weddings, and history is truly humbling. Our children were fascinated by the layers of time preserved within these walls. It was the perfect place to reflect on the passing of time and the enduring strength of vows. Just as it did a quarter-century ago, the Abbey left us in absolute awe. A deeply spiritual and historic highlight of our family trip to London. Jacek from Poland

Maria H

Solo

Verified booking

Yesterday

No trouble getting into St. Paul’s Cathedral—an impressive church where the organ was even playing. The climb up to the dome was indeed exhausting, even though I’m in good shape. The steps, which are very flat at first, continue all the way to the top as a continuous spiral staircase. It makes you dizzy. The view, however, is worth it! Unfortunately, even with a ticket, there was no way to avoid the line at the entrance to Westminster Abbey. The Abbey was packed with people, and you’re guided through the crowd. A church that struck me as strange, yet impressive, if only because of its significance. A must-see.

Shari S

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

Was all amazing! The granduour and history spectacular. The queue was a bit long 45 minute wait. Worth it but certainly not for a major group of citizens that would also enjoy the Abby. I realize you buy a pass to the front of the line not everyone has those financial resources.

Joseph B

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

The Tower of London was fabulous. The Yeoman tour guide was amazing with the history delivered with great humour The Westminster Abbey is full of the most magnificent relics dating back to its inception Both visits made for an unforgettable experience

Roland J

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

Westminster Abbey—what a beautiful building, both inside and out. It’s very impressive to see everything there is to see. You can follow along with the audio guide via headphones, though it can be a bit confusing at times. Photography is permitted.

Maria C

Family

Verified booking

Last week

Booking the tickets and then retrieving them via the app was really easy. I’ll definitely use this system for future bookings on my next trips. Highly recommended

Save big with this combo ticket as you visit two historic London landmarks: Westminster Abbey and the Churchill War Rooms.

Dive deep into the 1,000 years of British history that unravel at the iconic Westminster Abbey, a must-visit attraction.

Check out Poet's Corner and the Coronation Chair as you navigate your way through the church.

Visit the Royal Tombs, a burial place that holds some of Britain's most famous Kings and Queens.

Admire the site where British monarchs have been crowned since 1066.

Don't forget to walk down the same aisle where Prince William and Kate Middleton got married in 2011.

Go underground into the secret bunker of Winston Churchill, The Churchill War Rooms, where he plotted Hitler’s downfall.

Visit the Cabinet Room, Map Room, Transatlantic Telephone Room among others.

With a free audio guide, this tour provides insights into Churchill’s speeches and testimonials by men and women who risked their lives during the war.

Entry into Westminster Abbey

Admission to the Churchill War Rooms

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Roland J
Couple
Verified booking
Last week
Westminster Abbey—what a beautiful building, both inside and out. It’s very impressive to see everything there is to see. You can follow along with the audio guide via headphones, though it can be a bit confusing at times. Photography is permitted.
Jacek C
Family
Verified booking
6 days ago
25 years of marriage meets 1,000 years of history Visiting Westminster Abbey after 25 years was a profoundly moving experience. On our first visit, my wife and I were just starting our journey together as newlyweds. Returning now with our grown children to celebrate our Silver Wedding Anniversary felt like a beautiful tribute to our own history, set against the backdrop of over a millennium of English heritage. Standing in a place that has witnessed over 1,000 years of coronations, weddings, and history is truly humbling. Our children were fascinated by the layers of time preserved within these walls. It was the perfect place to reflect on the passing of time and the enduring strength of vows. Just as it did a quarter-century ago, the Abbey left us in absolute awe. A deeply spiritual and historic highlight of our family trip to London. Jacek from Poland
Maria H
Solo
Verified booking
Yesterday
No trouble getting into St. Paul’s Cathedral—an impressive church where the organ was even playing. The climb up to the dome was indeed exhausting, even though I’m in good shape. The steps, which are very flat at first, continue all the way to the top as a continuous spiral staircase. It makes you dizzy. The view, however, is worth it! Unfortunately, even with a ticket, there was no way to avoid the line at the entrance to Westminster Abbey. The Abbey was packed with people, and you’re guided through the crowd. A church that struck me as strange, yet impressive, if only because of its significance. A must-see.
Ellen V
Couple
Verified booking
Yesterday
I absolutely loved visiting Westminster Abbey and St Paul’s Cathedral. Both places are breathtaking, full of history, and incredibly inspiring. The atmosphere, the stunning architecture, and the beautiful details made the experience unforgettable. Climbing the dome at St Paul’s was an amazing highlight. Truly a must‑see!
Shari S
Couple
Verified booking
2 days ago
Was all amazing! The granduour and history spectacular. The queue was a bit long 45 minute wait. Worth it but certainly not for a major group of citizens that would also enjoy the Abby. I realize you buy a pass to the front of the line not everyone has those financial resources.

Westminster Abbey

One of London's oldest buildings, the Westminster Abbey boasts stunning Gothic architecture and exquisite stained glass. This iconic structure has hosted 38 coronations, starting with that of William the Conqueror. It has also seen the royal weddings of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, and Prince William. You will also get to see the Coronation Chair, which was created for King Edward I in 1296 and has since been the seat for the crowing of every monarch. To explore Westminster Abbey is to take a trip back in time. It is here that 17 British monarchs, and other exemplary figures such as Isaac Newton and Charles Dickens, are laid to rest. Apart from the Coronation Chair, you will also get to see Poets' Corner, named as such due to the number of poets and writers buried there.

Churchill War Rooms Tour

One of five branches of the Imperial War Museum, the Churchill War Rooms are found in a historic underground complex that housed the British government command center through the duration of the Second World War. A unique biographical museum that explores the life and times of two times British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, the museum is one of the only in the world which can boast of being an active command center during times of war and turmoil.

Enter the world of Winston Churchill and dive into the past as you explore the Churchill War Rooms at your own pace. Discover the underground secrets of the British during the Second World War and learn about the lives of the staff and workers who worked in secret along with Churchill to ensure the Allied victory over the Axis powers.

A wartime bunker turned into a piece of living history, the Churchill Room is home to a subterranean network of rooms and bunkers where wartime strategies were formed and secrets discussed. You can also explore the Churchill Museum, a particular section that uses modern technology and multimedia to tell his story from the day he became prime minister to the day victory was achieved, this interactive exhibition allows you to relive the past and hear extracts from his powerful speeches.

Important Information

Westminster Abbey

Photography is not allowed inside the Abbey.

Visitors are not allowed to carry large suitcases or bulky items inside the Abbey.

All dates are subject to availability and the supplier reserves the right to alter its opening times/service at short notice.

Westminster Abbey is closed as a visitor attraction on Sundays (worship only), 25 December, and Easter Sunday.

An audio guide is available on-site for an additional £5.

Some areas are unavoidably inaccessible to those permanently confined to wheelchairs.

It is recommended that people using wheelchairs enter through the North Door.

Guide dogs are allowed at the Abbey.

Comfortable shoes are recommended as much of the floor and steps of the Abbey are uneven.

While there is no strictly enforced dress code, please note that the Abbey is a place of worship, and it is better to be dressed modestly.

Churchill War Rooms

People with mobility issues should make their way to the front entrance via Birdcage Walk by St James Park. Once inside, the Churchill War Rooms are wheelchair accessible throughout.

Children under 16 need to be accompanied by an adult.

It is advisable to not bring along rucksacks and big suitcases.

Timings

Westminster Abbey

Mon to Fri 9:30am to 3:30pm (last entry).

Sat: 9am to 3:30pm (last entry).

Sun: Closed for sightseeing.

The abbey will close 30 minutes after the last entry.

Galleries will open 30 minutes after the main opening time.

Please note:

On Wed, 2 Mar 2022, the abbey will open at 11am.

On Mon, 28 Mar 2022, the abbey will close early at 12:30pm (last entry at 12pm).

Planned full closures:

24 and 25 Dec.

12, 14, 21, and 29 Mar.

Churchill War Rooms

Daily from 9:30am to 6pm. Last admission at 5pm.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Please display your printed voucher along with a valid photo ID at the ticket redemption point.

Ticket Redemption Points

Westminster Abbery

Redeem your printed tickets at the entrance to Westminster Abbey.

Address: 20 Deans Yd, Westminster, London SW1P 3PA, UK.
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Churchill War Rooms

Redeem your printed tickets at the Churchill War Rooms.

Address: Clive Steps, King Charles St, London SW1A 2AQ, United Kingdom.
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Validity

This ticket is valid for the date selected during checkout.