London, United Kingdom

Westminster Abbey

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About Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey has served as the coronation site for British monarchs since 1066 and stands as a masterwork of Gothic architecture. Visitors come to marvel at its soaring ribbed vaults and explore the final resting places of iconic historical figures, from Isaac Newton to the literary legends in Poets' Corner. It offers an evocative walk through over a millennium of British royal, political, and cultural history.

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