On the banks of London’s River Thames is an infamous castle. On your visit you will discover surprising stories of kings, queens, criminal plots and treason.The Tower of London is a 1,000-year …
On the banks of London’s River Thames is an infamous castle. On your visit you will discover surprising stories of kings, queens, criminal plots and treason.The Tower of London is a 1,000-year-old castle that protects the Crown Jewels. It was a secure fortress, a royal palace and an infamous prison. Kings and queens demonstrated their power from here, shaping society and influencing our world.Today, William the Conqueror’s distinctive White Tower stands as a powerful symbol of the nation. It is as recognisable now as it was in the 1100s.See wonderful displays of arms and armour, which were made and stored in this secure fortress. Step into the luxurious palace of medieval kings and queens, designed as a place to live and rule.
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Nov 10, 2024
A must visit when in London. Our guide was very nice and explained everything very well. Our visit to the tower was outstanding. Full review by Stellina A
Nov 10, 2024
Yeoman tour with Darren Hardy is highly recommended - Great humor combined with immense historical knowledge made the tour a must-do. Full review by Cruiser14895913268
Nov 8, 2024
Probably London's most famous tourist site . A must visit for many but need several improvements especially for disabled visitors. Start with a long tedious walk from Tower Hill station to the botto… Full review by marklistria
Hi, I had a question about your visit to the Tower of London. You mentioned going on a beefeater tour. Did you Pay for that in addition to your ticket price or is it just something you get in line for once you are inside?
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Hello, the beefeater tour is free and included with the ticket. I think there is a more thorough tour where you do pay extra. There’s a small queue as you enter the gate.
Can my grandson use his blue Peter badge accompanied by us
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When we were there last the children in front of us in the queue had come in on blue Peter badges. I think they had to be with a paying adult as the only stipulation.
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