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Tower of London with Crown Jewels
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Tower Bridge
Tower of London
Tower Bridge
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Tower Bridge
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Go for: Admission tickets
Duration: 1 hour
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Go for: Combo tickets
Duration: Flexible
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Go for: Walking tour
Duration: 5 hours
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Your Tower Bridge visit begins at the North Tower. Learn about the history of the bridge. Here you will find interactive displays that show why and how the tower was built. You also learn about the architects, technicians, and others who built the bridge.
The glass floor in the high-level walkway is one of the key highlights. From here, you can enjoy incredible panoramic views of London. Spot iconic attractions such as the Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, London Eye, City Hall, The Shard, Wembley, and London from 42m above the River Thames.
View video footage of the Bridge lifting and original designs of the Tower Bridge. As you walk down the South Tower you will learn about the people who have kept the tower running since 1894. Amongst the pictures and plaques, you will also find the original tools and materials used to build the tower.
Once you exit the South Tower, you will find a blue line that leads up to the Engine Room. Don't simply follow the line. Take a moment to observe the names that have been featured here. The line commemorates the men and the women who helped construct and maintain this iconic bridge.
The Engine Rooms were once what kept the Tower Bridge functioning. Now obsolete, these rooms continue to educate people about the tower's history. View original Victorian steam engines, coal-fired boilers, drivetrains, and accumulators and learn how they work. View the exhibition before you head to the gift shop.
Tower Bridge is open from 9:30am - 6pm daily
Last entry: 5pm
Duration: 1 hour
Closure: Tower Bridge is closed between December 24- 26.
Relaxed opening: Every second Saturday of each month, between 9:30am and 11:30am, entry to Tower Bridge is reserved for Relaxed Opening visitors. This allows you to explore Tower Bridge in a calm and quiet setting.
Best time to visit: Tower Bridge is an extremely popular attraction in London. During peak season (March to May), tickets tend to sell out quickly. To avoid crowds, visit in the early morning or late afternoon. Since it is an indoor attraction, you can also visit from December to February, when the tourist crowd would be less due to winter.
Tower Bridge timingsAddress: Tower Bridge Rd, London SE1 2UP, United Kingdom | Find On Maps
If you choose to drive down, limited on-street parking is available around the Bridge. Alternatively, there are several car parks nearby that you can rely on:
There is no café or restaurant at Tower Bridge. But there are plenty of choices available nearby, especially on the south side of the Bridge.
No, the ticket allows only one-time entry. Once you exit, you cannot re-enter with the same ticket.
Yes, Tower Bridge is a great family-friendly destination. Children will enjoy interactive displays, and the glass walkway is a big hit with kids!
Tower Bridge frequently hosts rotating exhibitions in the Engine Rooms. Currently, the Launching A Landmark: The Unseen Opening Weeks is on display, with photographs celebrating the Tower Bridge's public opening in 1894. Check the What’s On page for information on current and upcoming exhibitions.
Yes, Tower Bridge can be hired for private events such as weddings, corporate functions, and receptions. The walkways and Engine Rooms offer stunning settings for special occasions. Simply email towerbridgeevents@socialpantry.co.uk to enquire or book the venue.