Combo: Tower Bridge + Westminster Abbey Tickets

Your experience

Save money with this combo and immerse yourself in the rich history and architectural magnificence of two of London’s most iconic landmarks—Tower Bridge and Westminster Abbey. Enjoy entry to each site and uncover stories and visuals that bring centuries of British heritage to life.

Getting started

Begin your adventure at either Tower Bridge or Westminster Abbey, whichever suits your schedule. Simply present your ticket at the main entrance. Both attractions feature mandatory security screening and ticket validation.

What to expect

Tower Bridge

Step into over 135 years of London’s engineering history as you walk across the world-famous Tower Bridge. Suspended 42m high above the River Thames, this architectural marvel offers panoramic views and a deep dive into Victorian-era innovation.

Features:

• Skywalks with city views: Take in sweeping views of London’s skyline, including iconic sights like St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Shard, and the Tower of London, from the high-level glass-floored walkways.

• Victorian Engine Rooms: Marvel at the immaculately preserved steam engines and mechanics that revolutionised bridge operation in the Victorian era.

• Interactive exhibits: Engage with hands-on displays that reveal how Tower Bridge was built and the vital role it played in shaping London’s development.

Westminster Abbey

Continue your journey through time at Westminster Abbey, one of the UK’s most treasured historic churches. With over a thousand years of history held within its stone walls, this UNESCO World Heritage Site was the setting for every British coronation since 1066.

Features:

• Coronation Chair: Stand before the chair where British monarchs have been crowned for centuries: one of the most historically significant pieces of furniture in the country.

• Poets’ Corner: Step into a literary sanctuary where greats like William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Geoffrey Chaucer, and Lord Byron are memorialised or laid to rest.

• Royal tombs: Walk among the ornate tombs and learn about monarchs such as Queen Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots, rivals in life, now neighbours in death.

• Stained glass and Gothic details: Marvel at the intricate Gothic architecture, vaulted ceilings, and stained glass windows that flood the Abbey with colored light.