Westminster Abbey’s Hidden Highlights Tour offers a chance to explore behind the scenes of the Abbey on a guided tour of some areas not usually open to the public. The 75-minute tour visit areas of the Abbey not normally open to the public and visitors will see the lost medieval sacristy which was recently revealed during one of the biggest ever archaeological projects on the site, as well as the library, formerly part of the monk’s dormitory with a magnificent 15th century oak roof and majestic, Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries, opened in 2018 and displaying many of the Abbey’s treasures, and Jerusalem Chamber, the medieval room where Henry IV died, and Henry V became king.
There is a maximum of 14 people per tour.
