Suited for: History enthusiasts, culture connoisseurs, and those seeking an intimate and in-depth exploration of iconic landmarks.
The White Tower was built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century. It has served as a royal palace, a notorious prison, and a zoo. Today, its imposing presence attracts visitors worldwide, eager to explore its courtyards, climb its staircases, and uncover its secrets.
About the White TowerNestled within the Tower of London lies the Crown Jewels. From rubies to sapphires and diamonds, each gem embodies the nation's legacy. These treasures, donned by monarchs across centuries, illuminate history, from the St Edward's Sapphire to the Imperial State Crown.
About the Crown JewelsPerched within the Tower, the ravens embody centuries of myth and majesty. Revered as guardians of the realm, they are cared for by Yeoman Warders. According to lore, should the ravens depart, the tower's and the kingdom’s fate would intertwine, foretelling doom.
The Royal Mint, founded in 886, crafts every circulating coin in the UK, from the Sovereign to the pence. Beyond these, it also mints commemorative editions, celebrates cultural icons, and offers precious bullion, all with the same dedication to exquisite craftsmanship and design.
This revered site, located near the White Tower and the Chapel of St. John the Evangelist, has witnessed pivotal events, including the executions of Anne Boleyn, Catherine Howard, and Lady Jane Grey. Its medieval and contemporary architecture evokes a sense of timeless significance.
Built in the late 13th century, it was originally known as the ‘Water Gate’ and served as a royal entrance. Over the centuries, countless prisoners accused of treason or other crimes were brought through this gate by boat, including Sir Thomas More and Queen Elizabeth I.
Opting for a Tower of London Beefeater tour provides expert insights, skip-the-line access, and an immersive experience. You can also choose to book tickets that include the Beefeater Opening Ceremony or the after-hours Ceremony of Keys.
Beefeater tours last for approximately 60 minutes. However, your tour can go on for longer if you opt for additions like the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace, the Beefeater Opening Ceremony, or the Ceremony of Keys.
The Tower of London Beefeater tours are only available in English. You can also opt for audio guides in other languages.
With a Tower of London Beefeater tour, you can access key attractions such as the White Tower, and the Crown Jewels, and exclusive insights into restricted areas, like the Beefeater’s Quarters.
Yes, the Tower of London Beefeater tour includes skip-the-line access, allowing you to enter the attractions seamlessly and make the most of your visit.
You can cancel the tour and get a full refund up to 24 hours before the visit.
Yes, the Tower of London Beefeater tour is suitable for children, offering engaging narratives and interactive elements to make the experience enjoyable for the whole family.