Sorry no. It’s just small pathways but if you need help with mobility one of the volunteers might take you in their golf cart

Yes we are. Tickets go on sale 5 weeks in advance.

Both sides of the cemetery: East and West.

Pues es mejor sacarla por la web para la visita guiada porque tiene cupo limitado.los guías son voluntarios y muy entregados.no suspenden si llueve, o sea que es conveniente mirar las previsiones e ir preparado para la lluvia

The tour of the west side itself (which you shouldn’t miss) will take about 1.5 hours. Then your own viewing of the east side, which is just as big, is of course up to you. I’d say at least hour, depending on how you usually contemplate yourself through cemeteries. And if you are tubing it, you’ll need to walk up a fairly hefty hill. It isn’t super far, but will take you 15-20 minutes to walk. And then a lovely 10 minute stroll through a park at the top just to get to the cemetery gates. Driving of course will be different. But in foot, if you through in a coffee or a beer into your post-itinerary it’ll take you even longer. First tour on Sat was 10 am if I remember correctly and I wasn’t back at the tube station till 1:30. All being said, if you have the time, absolutely do it. It is a fascinating look at Victorian stones, and our tour guide was SUPER informative. Hope that is helpful. Cheers.

I would book the earlier tour - then you will have lots of time to explore the East Cemetery too!

You can easily cover the east side in 30-45 minutes, it is a lot smaller and more modern. There are some iconic graves of importance, but so much of an architectural significance. There is a very useful map at the gate showing the historical people buried there.

The cemetery is divided into East and West sections. The East section is open to the public, but also offers occasional guided tours. The West section is ONLY open via a guided tour conducted by an official Highgate volunteer. You can book these tours via the website or at the onsite ticket office. We took the West section guided tour and it's definitely worth the time and cost.

I believe so, though if you speak to someone at the gate, I would imagine they'd be accommodating. The price to ender the East side is around 4-8 pounds, from what I recall.

Hello Although there is often (usually weekends) a coffee cart outside the cemetery, we would recommend that you go up to Highgate Village, or down to the bottom of Swains Lane (about 10 minutes either way), where there are numerous and good options for eating and drinking.