Bath Abbey

Abbey church and museum in the city centre

Adults £9, students £7.50, children (5 to 15) £5

Admission

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City Centre

Adults £9, students £7.50, children (5 to 15) £5

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About Bath Abbey

Bath Abbey is a working church and local parish church in the city centre. According to the Abbey, people have gathered here to worship for more than a thousand years, and a window inside shows King Edgar being crowned the first king of all England on this site in 973. The present building dates...

Highlights

Fan vaulted ceiling
Great East Window
King Edgar Window
Birde's Chantry Chapel
Klais organ

Opening Hours

Features & Facilities

Audio guideGuided toursAbbey ShopStep-free accessChanging Places toiletFamily trails

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to book tickets for Bath Abbey?

No. Tickets can be bought online or from the Welcome Desk when you arrive. Tower tours have their own tickets.

How long does a visit take?

The Abbey suggests 30 minutes for a flying visit, an hour to see more, and two hours or more to include the Discovery Centre and shop.

Is Bath Abbey wheelchair accessible?

Yes, apart from tower tours. There is level access through the main entrance and lifts to the Discovery Centre and Changing Places toilet, and a wheelchair can be reserved with the verger team.

Is there anything for children?

Families can ask for a free trail or a Sensory Explorer backpack at the Welcome Desk.

Can I bring my dog?

Only assistance dogs are allowed inside the Abbey.

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