Westminster Abbey | Walkthrough Da Vinci Code Guide

Turn 180 degrees and examine one of the statues there. You'll find a Gold Coin.

Go to Newton's Tomb (#2). When you enter, you'll see a guard that can be easily dealt with by pushing the light into the puddle of water in the center of the room. Go to the other side of the hall - somewhere in the middle you'll see a statue that lets you Examine it. There's a Sun Sphere in there.

Approach Newton's Tomb and examine it closely. Look at The Planets, a sculpture below the Newton statue. You'll notice a hole in there, use your Priory Ring on it. Take the Sun Orb.

Go to Caucher's Tomb (#5). Look at the shields above the tomb, and use the Sun Orb on the puzzle-looking engraving below. You now have to arrange the letters so they spell PARDONER when read clockwise (P must be in the upper-left corner). Do it by moving the letter D to the middle and then rotating the whole board so you can place the D in its place to the right. You'll get a Large Ring.

Look around the Shakespeare's Statue (#6), or at least what's left of it for the time being. There's a Worksman's Cabinet in there, take a Brush from it.

Head to The Cloister (#7) and go straight ahead. When the guard is standing under the lamp, untie the rope to the left and you'll have him knocked out without a fight. Enter the Art Restoration Hall (#9).

There are 3 guards before you. There's a light switch on the right, you can use it to distract one of them. Try to deal with the rest so you don't have to fight more than one at a time, you know by now that it can be very troublesome. One more goon is waiting for you in the room at the end of the corridor.

Your favorite Bolt Cutters await you here.

When you're in the room with Shakespeare's statue in it, look at the cabinet to the left of the door to find Da Vinci's Codex Arundel. There's also a Pallet with Bolt Cutters on it in here, so grab them.

And here's Codex Arundel.

Return to The Cloister and go to the opposite end of the corridor, defeating one more guard on your way. Use the Bolt Cutters to open the door to the locker. When inside, move the boxes to reveal a light switch. Use it and examine the Workbench. In one of the boxes you'll find a Marble Cleaner. Snatch it and go all the way back to Shakespeare's statue (the one in Art Restoration Hall).

Light Switch.

Marble Cleaner.

Combine the Marble Cleaner and a Brush. Use the wet Brush on a Scroll held by Shakespeare's statue. Read the inscription there and use the Large Ring on its finger. Take the Hand Crank from the drawer that just opened.

Go to King Henry III Tomb (#4). Use the Hand Crank on the hole, and you'll have to solve a riddle: turn the letters so they spell out TEMPLES. You'll get a King Symbol.

Look at the Scaffold behind you. Loosen the two brakes by the wheels, and you'll be able to move it. Enter St. John's Chapel (#2), using the almighty Bolt Cutters on the padlock.

Use the King Symbol on the empty space on the altar, and then press the buttons in the order: Queen, Baron, Knight, Soldier.

Take the Unusual Cylinder and combine it with the Sun Orb. A guard will enter the room - defeat him and return to Newton's Tomb. There's another goon waiting to be knocked out there.

Use the Sun Orb Cylinder on the spot that initially held the Sun Orb. Another puzzle will be revealed.

Read the note and then solve the jigsaw using the screenshot below. It's easiest to do that by completing the borders first.

After a cut-scene you will have to distract Teabing by saying things that upset him. Every time when he's distracted, you'll get a few seconds to enter the word PAYENS into the Cryptex. Here are the right phrases:

- I though you told us only the worthy can find the Grail?

- You are the one responsible for my grandfather's murder.

- You are no better than the Church.

- And now you have taken over where the Church left off?

You probably won't have to use all 4 of them, as you'll be able to enter the password earlier. OK, only one level left. Btw. Did you notice that EVERY time you solved a Cryptex riddle, something interrupted you and you never got to know what was hidden in there? Man, is that annoying.