Westminster Abbey Attic

Click below to view treasures including the shrine of st edward the confessor the grave of the unknown warrior the high altar and the coronation chair in unprecedented detail.

Westminster abbey attic.

The most impressive is the westminster retable. Welcome back to the abbey. Westminster abbey formally titled the collegiate church of saint peter at westminster is a large mainly gothic abbey church in the city of westminster london england just to the west of the palace of westminster it is one of the united kingdom s most notable religious buildings and the traditional place of coronation and burial site for english and later british monarchs. We have made some changes to keep you safe when you visit.

Dates and times will be released one month in advance. The view of the interior from the triforium a space used. Known as the triforium sir john. Westminster abbey is one of britain s most popular tourist attractions but the vast majority of visitors have never seen its best feature.

The galleries are closed and we are not selling tickets at this time. Hidden for over 700 years discover a secret space never open before to the public. High above the abbey floor the galleries in the beautiful 13th century triforium display our greatest treasures and tell the story of our thousand year history. A discreet new tower the first to be added to the building in almost 300.

Capacity is limited the maximum group size is 6 and all tickets must be booked via this site. The film includes a trip up into the abbey s triforium an elevated gallery or attic which is being transformed into a new museum and gallery. High above the ornate chapels famed royal tombs and precious relics of the british monarchy london s westminster abbey is home to a hidden medieval attic. It is the oldest altarpiece in england created in the 13th century and is one of the few pre reformation painted religious works to have survived.