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Get full access to the Tower of London without breaking the bank
Get full access to the Tower of London without breaking the bank
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Entry to:
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A historic adventure & a thrilling 30-min spin with a single ticket
A historic adventure & a thrilling 30-min spin with a single ticket
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Tower of London with Crown Jewels
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London Eye
Tower of London with Crown Jewels
London Eye
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The perfect outing for history buffs with a visit to two iconic locations
The perfect outing for history buffs with a visit to two iconic locations
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Tower of London
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Tower Bridge
Tower of London
Tower Bridge
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A family-friendly single-day outing in London
A family-friendly single-day outing in London
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London Eye and Thames River Cruise
Tower of London with Access to Crown Jewels
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London Eye and Thames River Cruise
Tower of London with Crown Jewels
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Tower of London
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Tower of London
Meet a Yeoman Warder & be among the first to see the Crown Jewels.
Meet a Yeoman Warder & be among the first to see the Crown Jewels.
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10% off
See the iconic crown jewels & 50+ London sights! Ideal for time-starved travelers.
See the iconic crown jewels & 50+ London sights! Ideal for time-starved travelers.
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Tower of London
London HOHO
London HOHO
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You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
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Tower of London
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Go for: Standard access tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Yes
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Go for: Guided tours
Duration: 1.5-4 hours
Guide: Audio guides, English-speaking Beefeater guide
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Go for: Combo tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Yes, depending on your ticket
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Safely kept in the Jewel House, the Crown Jewels dazzle with over 23,500 gemstones! From St. Edward's Crown to the Imperial State Crown, this collection is a breathtaking testament to royal heritage and ceremony you won't want to miss!
About the Crown JewelsThe White Tower, the heart of the Tower of London, dates back to 1066! This stunning fortress showcases Norman architecture and has served as a royal residence, prison, and museum—a valid symbol of British history!
About the White TowerJust south of the Chapel, Tower Green is steeped in intrigue as the site where royals like Robert Devereux faced execution. With a granite memorial marking the spot, it's a must-visit for history lovers!
The Medieval Palace, which consists of St. Thomas's Tower, Wakefield Tower, and Lanthorn Tower, gives a captivating glimpse into royal life during the 13th century. It once housed kings and their courts.
Nestled within the Tower of London, the Bloody Tower is infamous for its connection to the tragic fate of the Princes in the Tower. With stories of notable prisoners like Sir Walter Raleigh, it's a must-visit for history buffs!
The Fusilier Museum shines a light on the Royal Fusiliers' storied past! With over 300 years of history, explore exhibits filled with uniforms, medals, and personal stories from brave soldiers who served.
About the Fusilier MuseumThis Tudor-style chapel, dating back to the 12th century, is the final resting place for famous figures like Anne Boleyn and Lady Jane Grey, making it a poignant slice of British history.
Set in the Lower Wakefield Tower, this exhibit features replicas of infamous torture devices like the Rack and the Scavenger's Daughter, and harrowing accounts of justice during tumultuous times.
The Ceremony of the Keys is a centuries-old tradition where the Chief Yeoman Warder (Beefeater), dressed in Tudor red, ceremoniously locks the Tower’s gates, protecting its treasures and artifacts.
Address: London EC3N 4AB, UK | Find on Maps
There are two ways to access the Tower of London:
Note: The Middle Drawbridge is mainly a designated entrance for groups. However, if you have admission tickets, you are also welcome to use it.
The Tower of London offers a wide range of souvenirs to buy from various shops:
The Tower of London offers a range of dining facilities conveniently located for you to stop by and enjoy a quick bite during your visit.
Completed in 1894, the Tower Bridge spans 244 meters and showcases Victorian Gothic architecture. Its rising bascules allow river traffic, making it a significant crossing and tourist attraction.
Standing 135 meters high, the London Eye features 32 glass capsules. It provides views of landmarks like Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament and has been a symbol of the city since 2000.
The River Thames, stretching 346 kilometers from the Cotswolds to the North Sea, is England's longest river. It is historically significant and vital for trade, navigation, and recreation in cities like London.
Since 1835, Madame Tussauds has showcased lifelike wax figures of icons like Beyoncé and Winston Churchill. Its Chamber of Horrors features infamous figures like Robespierre and Marie Antoinette.
Yes, the Go City London Pass includes the Tower of London.
If you wish to explore everything there's to the Tower of London, you need to spend around 3-4 hours in total.
Most main areas, including the Crown Jewels, are wheelchair accessible. However, some of the historic towers do not have lifts. A map detailing accessible routes is available at the entrance.
Re-entry on the same day is not allowed due to security reasons.
Yes, children are welcome, but some areas (like the Torture at the Tower exhibits) may be better suited for older children due to their historical context. Special family-friendly tours are available.