The Tower of London – a fascinating journey through the history of England

View of the Tower of London across the River Thames

Guided tour with Beefeater in the Tower of London

Speech of Beefeater in front of the Tower of London

Highlights

Your ticket to the Tower of London is already included in your London City Pass.
You can find all the information you need to book your visit in your City Pass app.

Guided tours: The Tower of London offers guided tours led by the Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters), who provide fascinating insights into the Tower’s history. These tours are included in the admission price.
Marvel at the Crown Jewels in their own exhibition.
Meet the Yeoman Warders or Beefeaters, the ceremonial guardians of the Tower.
Explore the White Tower including the famous "Line of Kings" exhibition.
Look out for the famous ravens that live in the Tower.
Experience St John’s Chapel, an architectural gem within the White Tower.

The Tower of London: history, crown jewels, ravens and much more

What awaits you on site

The Tower of London is not only a famous landmark, but also a symbol of England's fascinating history. The magnificent fortress on the north bank of the River Thames, right next to Tower Bridge, has served as a royal palace, prison, armoury and treasury.

The Tower has witnessed some of the most dramatic events in English history, including royal executions, rebellions and bloody battles. Today it is one of London's most visited tourist attractions, attracting millions of visitors every year. Discover its history, its impressive architecture and the world-famous Crown Jewels!

How to get there

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Address:
Tower of London
London EC3N 4AB
United Kingdom

Good to know

The opening days and times vary considerably. Please check the opening times directly on the official website.

The last Yeoman Warder tour starts at the time of the last admission.
For some activities and tours, such as the Crown Jewels exhibition and the Yeoman Warder tours, it is advisable to arrive early to avoid queues and secure a place.
Bag checks: For security reasons, bag checks are carried out when entering the Tower of London. Large bags and luggage are not permitted.
Photography: Photography is generally permitted within the Tower grounds. However, it may be restricted in some areas, particularly in the Jewel House where the Crown Jewels are on display.
Accessibility: Due to its historic nature, some areas of the Tower of London may be difficult for wheelchair users or people with limited mobility.

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