Bath Abbey
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What we established Bath Abbey: the official site is bathabbey.org. Its tickets are sold on bathabbey.digitickets.co.uk, the ticket shop its official site links to. Its Wikidata entry, Q334399, names the same official site. Added to our site on .
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Adults £9.00 Students £7.50 Children (5 -15) £5.00 Families 10% discount (1 or 2 adults + accompanying children) Audio Guide £3.50 There is no charge for Discovery Card holders or BA1 & BA2 residents, with Discovery card or proof of address. Carers accompanying visitors with a disability are admitted to the Abbey free of charge.
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Bath Abbey: opening hours
Jun 01 – Mar 01 Monday
10:00 am – 5:30 pm
- Tuesday
- 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
- Wednesday
- 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
- Thursday
- 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
- Friday
- 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
- Saturday
- 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Sunday
- 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Bath Abbey: what should I know before visiting?
Last entry to the Abbey is 30 minutes before the closing time on any given day. … Suitcases are not allowed inside the Abbey, and there are no storage facilities available. We recommend leaving your bag at your hotel, or to use the storage facilities available by Bath Spa station. … Explore with our free leaflet, introducing you to the Abbey’s vast and varied past. For a more immersive experience, purchase an audio guide at the start of your visit.✓ bathabbey.org/visiting · 2026-10-09Bath Abbey: how to get there
Bath Abbey is situated in the centre of Bath, and is accessible via a number of modes of transport. We recommend using public transport, or making use of the Park and Ride car parks, since the city centre roads and carparks can get very busy. … Bath Abbey is less than ten minutes walk from the station.✓ bathabbey.org/visiting · 2026-10-09Bath Abbey: parking
The nearest short stay car park is a five-minute walk away at the Podium in Northgate Street, BA1 5AL, or the Southgate Car Park in St. James Parade, BA1 1TP. For details of disabled parking, please see the Bath and North East Somerset Council website . Alternatively, Bath offers four Park & Ride services. There are services from three sites Monday to Friday and four sites on Saturdays. Regular bus services run into the city at least every 15 minutes.✓ bathabbey.org/visiting · 2026-10-09Bath Abbey: is it wheelchair accessible?
Bath Abbey is wheelchair accessible (excluding Tower Tours). A wheelchair is available to borrow if required. To reserve one in advance of your visit please contact our Verger Team on 01225 303328 or email vergers@bathabbey.org . There is level access in and out of the building via the main entrance and exit with no steps to overcome. We have lifts to access the Discovery Centre, Changing Places toilet and our Learning Room. We have an accessible toilet available on the Abbey floor.✓ bathabbey.org/visiting/accessibility · 2026-10-09For more than a thousand years, Bath Abbey has stood at the heart of our city as a place of Christian worship and pilgrimage. People have gathered here to pray, to hear the story of Jesus Christ, and to find strength and hope in times of both joy and sorrow. Today, the Abbey is still a place where the beauty of worship, music, architecture and heritage come together.