Combo: Westminster Abbey + London Eye Tickets

Your experience

Make the most of your London visit with this combo ticket to Westminster Abbey and the London Eye, pairing centuries of royal history with sweeping skyline views in one seamless plan.

Getting started

Begin at either Westminster Abbey or the London Eye depending on your schedule. Scan your mobile ticket at the entrance. Security checks are in place at both attractions, so arrive a little early to allow smooth entry.

What to expect

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey has been the setting for Britain’s most significant national moments for over a thousand years, from coronations to royal weddings and state ceremonies.

Features:

• The Coronation Chair: See the historic throne used during every British coronation since the 13th century, still placed within the Abbey’s grand interior.

• Royal tombs: Visit the resting places of monarchs including Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots, along with notable figures who shaped British history.

• Poets’ Corner: Walk through the memorials dedicated to literary greats such as Geoffrey Chaucer and Charles Dickens, forming a remarkable cultural archive within the church.

• Gothic architecture: Notice the soaring vaulted ceilings, intricate stone carvings and stained glass windows that define the Abbey’s striking medieval design.

• Multimedia guide in 12 languages: Follow structured commentary in your preferred language to understand key spaces, royal ceremonies and centuries of national tradition.

London Eye

The London Eye offers a calm, gradual ascent above the River Thames, giving you a changing perspective of the capital during a full 30 minute rotation.

Features:

• 30 minute rotation: Enjoy a complete, unhurried ride inside a spacious glass capsule rising 135 metres above the city.

• Views of Big Ben and Parliament: Watch the Houses of Parliament stretch along the Thames, with Big Ben standing prominently beside them.

• Buckingham Palace and beyond: On clear days, spot Buckingham Palace, St Paul’s Cathedral and the Shard shaping London’s skyline.

• The River Thames from above: Follow the curve of the Thames as it winds past bridges, boats and historic landmarks below.