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In your own private group of no more than 25, you’ll head into the Abbey with an expert, English-speaking tour guide ready to regale you with stories of everything that has happened at Westminster throughout its 1000-year history. From William the Conqueror in 1066 to the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton in 2011, the Abbey has seen a lot and you can trace the footsteps of kings and queens during this exclusive private tour.
Now is the best time to book a trip to Westminster Abbey. With fewer crowds and relevant security measures in place, you can enjoy your trip with the peace of mind that your safety is taken care of. Masks are required indoors and with this being a private tour, you’ll be spending time with your own travel bubble. Make memories and have fun feeling like royalty!
During this tour you’ll see the amazing coronation chair, commissioned in 1296 by Edward the Confessor, as well as his shrine. You will also see the graves of various monarchs, the Unknown Soldier, and many of Britain’s greatest poets who are buried in Poet’s Corner. Your guide will tell you everything you need to know and show you the very best of what Westminster Abbey has to offer - with this being a private tour, your guide is dedicated to you and it will feel like a more personal experience.
From the Abbey you’ll go on to watch the Changing of the Guards. This is a world-famous ceremony which takes place at either the Horse Guards Parade or Buckingham Palace depending on the day - no matter where it is, your guide will show you to the best vantage point to watch the ceremony. You’ll be in prime position to see it take place, and your guide will be there to explain everything as it happens. There is so much history behind this even, and it is a fascinating thing to witness.
From here you’ll discover Buckingham Palace and see the stunning building from the outside. Look up at the famous royal balcony, and listen as your guide tells you a whole wealth of royal stories from over the years. The palace, constructed in the 1700s, is a focal point for the British people and somewhere not to be missed on any visit to London!
