Built by Henry VII in the early 16th century, the Lady Chapel at Westminster Abbey is known for its stunning vaulted ceiling and ornate stonework. Also called the Henry VII Chapel, it stands as a premier example of Perpendicular Gothic architecture, showcasing intricate fan vaulting and delicately carved pendants. Within its hushed interior lie the tombs of Henry VII, Elizabeth of York, and Margaret Beaufort, reflecting its royal heritage. Be sure to explore the statues of saints that line the walls and enjoy the lavish decorative details. Photography is limited in certain areas, so plan accordingly. Remember to maintain a respectful tone, as this is a significant place of active worship and history.
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