Lent, Holy Week and Easter
Find out more about worshipping with us, discover online faith resources, and read weekly reflections from the Abbey.
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A royal church offering daily services for all and a World Heritage Site with over a thousand years of history.
Open for visiting today from 9.30am until 3.30pm
Today's services
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| 7.30am | Morning Prayer | Quire |
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| 8.00am | Holy Communion | Chapel of the Holy Name |
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| 12.30pm | Holy Communion | Nave |
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| 5.00pm | Evensong | Quire |
| sung by the St Margaret's Choristers and Consort; attended by the Deputy High Commissioner for Mauritius | Purcell Thou knowest, Lord, the secrests of our hearts |
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| View Order of Service | ||
News
The King celebrates Commonwealth Day at the Abbey
Monday, 10th March 2025
Westminster Abbey joins nation to mark 80th anniversary of VE Day
Wednesday, 5th March 2025
Latest 3D technology reveals secrets of Henry VII's funeral effigy head
Monday, 17th February 2025
About the Abbey
An architectural masterpiece of the 13th to 16th centuries, Westminster Abbey has become a treasure house of artefacts. This is also the coronation church where some of the most significant people in Britain's history are buried or commemorated.
Spring Season: Commonwealth
The Commonwealth is a worldwide family of nations united by shared values and historical ties across a tapestry of diverse cultures. Join us this season to celebrate Commonwealth Day.
The King Charles III Sacristy
We're constructing a new building - named in honour of HM The King - to transform the welcome we offer to the millions of people who come to the Abbey to enjoy one of the world’s great churches.
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