Is Westminster Abbey accessible?

Westminster Abbey offer free admission to disabled visitors and their carers. Tickets are available on the door, on the day of entry and cannot be pre-booked. Some areas of the Abbey are inaccessible to wheelchairs and visitors with reduced mobility. You can enter through the North Door where there is a small ramped step. For any questions around accessibility please email: visitor.experience@westminster-abbey.org. View the detailed <a href="https://www.accessable.co.uk/westminster-abbey/access-guides?vtag=false">Westminster Abbey accessibility guide</a> for further information. <ul> <li>Wheelchairs Wheelchairs are available for hire - please ask an Abbey Marshal when you arrive. </li> <li>Visually impaired visitors An audio described tour is available. </li> <li>Assistance dogs Guide dogs, hearing dogs and assistance dogs are welcome at Westminster Abbey </li> <li>Visitors with hearing difficulties The Abbey is equipped with a hearing loop system that covers the whole of the Abbey main building. </li> <li>A British Sign Language version of the multimedia tour is also available. They also offer printed transcripts of the tour (in 14 languages). </li> <li>Accessible toilets Accessible toilets are located in the cloisters and the lobby of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries. </li> </ul>

Is there a dress code at Westminster Abbey?

As Westminster Abbey is a church and place of daily worship, it is asked that you show respect and sensitivity in the way you dress. In winter, it can get cold inside the Abbey, so dressing warmly is recommended. Sensible footwear is also a good idea, as the Abbey floor and steps are uneven.

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Westminster Abbey offer free admission to disabled visitors and their carers. Tickets are available on the door, on the day of entry and cannot be pre-booked. Some areas of the Abbey are inaccessible to wheelchairs and visitors with reduced mobility.

You can enter through the North Door where there is a small ramped step.

For any questions around accessibility please email: [email protected].

View the detailed Westminster Abbey accessibility guide for further information.

Wheelchairs Wheelchairs are available for hire - please ask an Abbey Marshal when you arrive.
Visually impaired visitors An audio described tour is available.
Assistance dogs Guide dogs, hearing dogs and assistance dogs are welcome at Westminster Abbey
Visitors with hearing difficulties The Abbey is equipped with a hearing loop system that covers the whole of the Abbey main building.
A British Sign Language version of the multimedia tour is also available. They also offer printed transcripts of the tour (in 14 languages).
Accessible toilets Accessible toilets are located in the cloisters and the lobby of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries.

As Westminster Abbey is a church and place of daily worship, it is asked that you show respect and sensitivity in the way you dress.

In winter, it can get cold inside the Abbey, so dressing warmly is recommended. Sensible footwear is also a good idea, as the Abbey floor and steps are uneven.

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