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Combo (Save 6%): Westminster Abbey + Tower of London Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 6%): Westminster Abbey + Tower of London Tickets
Start: 2026-11-03T13:30:00
End: 2026-11-03T15:00:00
Location: London

4.6/5(4,977)

Eberhard B

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

At 8:00 AM, we walked along the Thames from the Harriott Hotel by the London Eye (which we booked this morning through this app) to the Tower, arriving right on time at 8:45 AM. We still had to wait about 45 minutes until entry, but that is normal and wasn't an issue at all in the sunny weather! Following the advice we’d received, we headed straight over to the Crown Jewels exhibition. That collection is truly impressive! The other areas are all interestingly designed as well. The entire castle and all its sections are in very good, well-maintained, and restored condition. You’d never believe that the Tower has several hundred years under its belt! The guards are all very friendly, but also take their duty very seriously! They are happy to let you take photos, but putting an arm around their shoulder—which one female tourist tried to do—was politely declined! The restrooms are also in very good condition. As a German, it's nice to see that some signs also provide information in German! However, exploring some of the areas does require good physical fitness. In the White Tower, you first walk through all 3 floors twice along the length and twice across the width before winding your way back down inside one of the turrets! The minimum 3 hours you should plan to see most areas fly by very quickly! If, like us, you also opt for Tower Bridge admission with a slightly cheaper combo ticket, take the stairs instead of the elevator (which we only noticed once we reached the top), and then walk all the way back to the hotel, you are guaranteed some serious muscle soreness the next day if you're an out-of-shape tourist! The meticulously maintained Engine Rooms of Tower Bridge are also very interesting. The steam engine looks so pristine that you’d think it was just built! Though back when it was still coal-fired, it probably looked a bit dustier! The rich green with contrasting pin-striping painted on all the moving parts shows that true craftsmen who loved their trade were at work here! All in all, a fantastic combo trip that is well worth doing twice in a lifetime! It’s a pity, though, that no guided tours are offered in German, but you rarely find those at British attractions anyway...

Brian M

Group

Verified booking

Last week

Our visit to Westminster Abbey was definitely one of the highlights of our trip to London! We started with the self-guided audio tour, which was just okay. There is so much to see and take in that trying to follow along with the headset, look at the screen, and appreciate everything around us felt a little overwhelming. Thankfully, we had also booked a verger-led tour, and that was absolutely amazing! Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable, warm, funny, and engaging. She brought the history of the Abbey to life, kept us entertained the entire time, and pointed out fascinating details we would have completely missed on our own. The difference between the two experiences was night and day. If you're planning a visit to Westminster Abbey, I cannot recommend the verger-led tour enough. It was worth every penny and made our visit so much more memorable. Don't just walk through the Abbey—take the guided tour!

Alexander H

Family

Verified booking

Last week

The booking went completely smoothly and was straightforward. I was particularly pleasantly surprised that I was even able to buy the tickets at a discount. Even though the event was already sold out on the official websites, I was still able to successfully get tickets here. The entire booking process went without a hitch, and the tickets were reliably delivered to me afterwards. Overall, I am very satisfied with the service and would recommend the platform anytime. A great experience, especially when you can't find tickets anywhere else!

Jacqueline K

Family

Verified booking

Last week

A truly great experience all around! The combination of the Tower of London and Tower Bridge is definitely worth doing and packed with exciting things to see. We'd especially like to highlight how friendly all the staff were—we received a very warm welcome everywhere and felt completely at ease. Overall, it was a wonderful day full of fantastic moments. We would book these combo tickets again in a heartbeat and wholeheartedly recommend them!

Joanne J

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Super worthwhile. It was easy with Headout. We entered a short line instead of a large long one! The audio visual guide with headphones were super helpful as it is a lot to take in and without the info, you would just wander. the river cruise was shorter than expected but still worthwhile as part of the ticket. Make sure to queue in the City Cruises - blue lettering. The same QR code works for it.

Amy T

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Tower of London and Bridge tickets were fantastic! The Criwn Jewels display with impressive. The self-guided tour was our style and there were also lots of posted information in addition to the video. The bridge was my daughter's favorite. The views from the bridge were amazing and the glass floor section was a fun surprise. Definitely a great experience.

From royal weddings to state funerals, Westminster Abbey surrounds you with historic tombs, vaulted ceilings, and spaces still used for national ceremonies.

Enter the Tower of London to view the Crown Jewels, explore the White Tower, walk the battlements, step inside the Bloody Tower, and so much more!

Pair Westminster Abbey’s coronation history with the Tower’s Crown Jewels for a fuller picture of British monarchy in a single, well planned visit.

Westminster Abbey

Entry to Westminster Abbey

Multimedia guide in Russian, Portuguese, Polish, Dutch, Japanese, Italian, Hungarian, Arabic, French, German, Spanish, and English

Tower of London

Entry to the Tower of London

Access to the Crown Jewels

Entry to the White Tower, Battlements, Bloody Tower, Torture at the Tower exhibition, Fusiliers Museum, Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula, Medieval Palace, Royal Mint exhibition

Access to the children's activity trails and live historical re-enactments

Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

Gratuities

Food and drink

Hotel transfers

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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What our guests say
Eberhard B
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
At 8:00 AM, we walked along the Thames from the Harriott Hotel by the London Eye (which we booked this morning through this app) to the Tower, arriving right on time at 8:45 AM. We still had to wait about 45 minutes until entry, but that is normal and wasn't an issue at all in the sunny weather! Following the advice we’d received, we headed straight over to the Crown Jewels exhibition. That collection is truly impressive! The other areas are all interestingly designed as well. The entire castle and all its sections are in very good, well-maintained, and restored condition. You’d never believe that the Tower has several hundred years under its belt! The guards are all very friendly, but also take their duty very seriously! They are happy to let you take photos, but putting an arm around their shoulder—which one female tourist tried to do—was politely declined! The restrooms are also in very good condition. As a German, it's nice to see that some signs also provide information in German! However, exploring some of the areas does require good physical fitness. In the White Tower, you first walk through all 3 floors twice along the length and twice across the width before winding your way back down inside one of the turrets! The minimum 3 hours you should plan to see most areas fly by very quickly! If, like us, you also opt for Tower Bridge admission with a slightly cheaper combo ticket, take the stairs instead of the elevator (which we only noticed once we reached the top), and then walk all the way back to the hotel, you are guaranteed some serious muscle soreness the next day if you're an out-of-shape tourist! The meticulously maintained Engine Rooms of Tower Bridge are also very interesting. The steam engine looks so pristine that you’d think it was just built! Though back when it was still coal-fired, it probably looked a bit dustier! The rich green with contrasting pin-striping painted on all the moving parts shows that true craftsmen who loved their trade were at work here! All in all, a fantastic combo trip that is well worth doing twice in a lifetime! It’s a pity, though, that no guided tours are offered in German, but you rarely find those at British attractions anyway...
Amy T
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Tower of London and Bridge tickets were fantastic! The Criwn Jewels display with impressive. The self-guided tour was our style and there were also lots of posted information in addition to the video. The bridge was my daughter's favorite. The views from the bridge were amazing and the glass floor section was a fun surprise. Definitely a great experience.
Oshadhi D
Solo
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
It was a wonderful experience. The history, the architecture in the Abbey was so much more than one can explain. Easy ticket access and everything. Definitely recommending!
Angela V
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
Two magnificent places in London for history buffs. You can always learn new things. Knowing the past helps a lot in understanding our present.
Renato F
Family
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
It was very quick and easy to get into Westminster Abbey. We got into a separate line first thing in the morning at 9:30 AM and only waited a few minutes.

Unlock two of London’s most iconic historical landmarks with this cost-saving combo ticket: Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London.

Getting started

Start your visit at either Westminster Abbey or the Tower of London. Show your mobile ticket at the main entrance for validation and security screening. Pick up your audio guide at Westminster Abbey and explore both sites at your own pace.

What to expect

Westminster Abbey

Begin your self-guided adventure at Westminster Abbey, one of the most renowned religious landmarks in the world. Step into a world where history was made, from royal weddings and coronations to national funerals. The Abbey has been the coronation church since 1066 and continues to host some of Britain’s most important state ceremonies.

Features:

The Coronation Chair: See the age-old throne where nearly every British monarch has been crowned for over 700 years.

Poets’ Corner: Pay tribute to literary giants such as William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, and Lord Byron, commemorated in this celebrated section of the Abbey.

Royal tombs: Reflect at the resting places of influential monarchs like Elizabeth I, Edward the Confessor, and Mary Queen of Scots, whose stories shaped British history.

Stained glass windows: Gaze upward at centuries-old stained glass that beautifully captures biblical scenes and moments of remembrance.

Gothic grandeur: Take in the mesmerising architectural details, from vaulted ceilings and flying buttresses to the intricate stone carvings that define Gothic elegance.

Multilingual multimedia audioguide: Learn as you explore with an audioguide available in multiple languages, offering deep insights into the Abbey's rich history and architecture.

Tower of London

Discover the Tower of London, a formidable UNESCO World Heritage Site with a past as fascinating as it is sinister. Begin your self-paced exploration of this castle that once served as a royal palace, prison, mint, and even menagerie. Wander through nearly 1,000 years of medieval history, uncover tales of betrayal and bravery, and come face-to-face with the treasures of the monarchy.

Features:

Crown Jewels: Step inside the Jewel House for a look at more than 23,000 gemstones, including the world-famous Imperial State Crown and other regalia still used in royal ceremonies today.

White Tower: Discover the imposing Norman keep built by William the Conqueror, filled with historical arms, armour, and interactive displays from the Royal Armouries.

Medieval Palace & Battlements: Walk in the footsteps of kings and queens through recreated royal apartments and enjoy views from the castle’s ancient defensive walls.

Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula: Visit the serene chapel that serves as the final resting place for notable figures like Anne Boleyn and Sir Thomas More.

Yeoman Warders: Chat with the Beefeaters who’ve guarded the Tower for centuries and share its darkest secrets.

Bloody Tower & Torture exhibition: Delve into the darker side of history with stories of wrongful imprisonments, mysterious disappearances, and the grim instruments of medieval torture.

Live re-enactments & family trails: Don’t miss the costumed guards and actors bringing history to life through dramatic re-enactments, and let kids embark on special interactive trails designed to educate and entertain.

What to bring

Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

Have your entry tickets and ID ready for a seamless experience.

Westminster Abbey

Carry your earphones for an immersive audio guide experience.

What’s not allowed

Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

Large luggage bags, food and beverages and smoking are not allowed on this experience.

Westminster Abbey

Alcohol, sharp metallic tools or objects, drones, backpacks, rucksacks, illegal drugs, weapons, and items that make a noise, like whistles, banners, flags, and political slogans, are not allowed on this experience.

Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Flash photography is strictly prohibited at the venue.

Tower of London

Photography is allowed in most areas, except the Jewel House and the Chapel of St. John.

Tripods, selfie sticks, and other photographic or recording equipment are not allowed on this experience.

Accessibility

Westminster Abbey + Tower of London

This experience is partially accessible to wheelchair and pram/stroller users.

Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

Westminster Abbey

With Braille and a hearing loop system, this experience is accessible to all.

The venue provides free tickets for disabled individuals.

Tower of London

Complimentary adult carer/companion tickets can be obtained on the day of your visit upon presentation of proof of supporting documents (such as a Blue Badge, Freedom Pass, DLA letter or PIP letter) at the Ticket Office.

Additional information

Westminster Abbey

Safety is a priority, so guests under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.

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

As Westminster Abbey is a working church, some areas may be closed off to the public at times and or operate at reduced opening hours.

Available facilities: restroom.

Tower of London

The Crown Jewels are a working collection and as a consequence, the display is subject to change without prior notice due to security reasons.

You can arrive within 30 mins of your ticket time (e.g., between 10am–10:29am). We are unable to guarantee entry before or after your time slot.

Your ticket is valid for one entry only. No re-entry is permitted.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID.

Ticket Redemption Points

Westminster Abbey Tickets with Audio Guide

Show your ticket at Westminster Abbey.

Address: Dean's Yard, London SW1P 3PA, United Kingdom.

Get directions to the redemption point

Tower of London Tickets with Access to Crown Jewels

Redeem the tickets at Tower of London.

Address: London EC3N 4AB, United Kingdom.

Get directions to the redemption point