BSL interpreted tour: Memorials and memory

Explore the role of national memory at Westminster Abbey, a building that is filled with beautifully designed memorial stones, windows and sculptures. With over 3,000 people buried and remembered in Westminster Abbey, each memorial tells a story about the past and how their legacy impacts our perceptions of British history in the present.

On this 75-minute tour, you’ll stop at a mix of famous and lesser-known memorials from the last 1,000 years, walking through some of the Abbey’s most atmospheric spaces including:

• The Cloisters, medieval corridors heaving with memorials old and new

• Poets’ Corner, where creative minds are remembered

• The Lady Chapel, a Tudor burial place for monarchs

• The Nave, housing the Grave of the Unknown Warrior

This tour is exclusively open to British Sign Language users and those studying British Sign Language. We retain the right to turn away tickets holders without refund for those who do not meet this condition. If you do not use or study BSL, please explore our other tour offers.

British Sign Language is a visual spatial language. It involves a combination of hand shapes, facial expressions, lip patterns and body language.