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Book Your Tower Bridge Exhibition Tickets
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- Visit the iconic Tower Bridge, one of London's most famous landmarks and a shining example of Victorian engineering.
- Dare to walk across the beautiful glass walkway to admire London from a height of 42 meters above the Thames.
- Spot some of the most iconic landmarks such as the London Eye, St Paul's Cathedral, and the historic Greenwich.
- Dive into the rich history of the bridge through interactive displays and unique exhibitions.
- Check out the Victorian Engine Rooms, where you can find the original steam engines that were used to operate the bascules of the bridge.
Inclusions
- Entry to Tower Bridge
- Tip: Wear comfortable shoes for walking up the Tower (lifts will be available for those who require them).
- Tower Bridge is open daily from 9:30am to 6pm (last admission at 5pm).
- Please note that this voucher is not valid for entry between 9:30am and 11:50am on the third Saturday of every month.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Why visit Tower Bridge in London
Iconic Architecture: Tower Bridge is renowned for its unique blend of Victorian neo-Gothic and functional design, making it an architectural masterpiece.
Historical Significance: It's a symbol of London's rich history, from its construction in the late 19th century to its role in World War II.
Panoramic Views: Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of London from the high-level walkways, offering a unique perspective on the city's skyline.
Fascinating Engine Rooms: The opportunity to explore the Engine Rooms, showcasing the bridge's historic machinery, adds an extra layer of intrigue.
Bridge Lift Spectacle: Witnessing the bridge in action, lifting its bascules for passing ships, is an unforgettable experience.
Educational Value: The Tower Bridge Exhibition provides an engaging and informative journey through the bridge's past and its significance to London's infrastructure.
Know More About Tower BridgeWhich Tower Bridge ticket is best for you?
If you are short on time
Go for: Admission tickets
Duration: Flexible
- The standard entry tickets will get you access to the Tower Bridge in London.
- Learn about the history of the bridge as you walk along the high-level glass walkway.
- Experience some of the most spectacular views of London, including iconic attractions such as the Docklands, the Tower of London, St Paul’s, Big Ben, and the London Eye from a new vantage point.
- Get access to the Tower Bridge Exhibition and the Victorian Engine Rooms.
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If you want to explore more of London
Go for: Go City London Explorer Pass
Duration: Flexible
- Choose a London explorer pass for access to a variety of landmark attractions across London.
- Skip the hassle of buying individual tickets for each attraction with a pass. You can get access to upto 80 attractions with just a single Explorer Pass.
- With an all-inclusive pass you'll also receive a complimentary 1-day Hop-On Hop-Off bus tour ticket, providing a unique opportunity to explore the city from the comfort of special sightseeing buses equipped with informative audio guides.
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Validity
These tickets are valid for the date and time selected during the checkout.
Cancellation Policy
The standard entry tickets to London Tower Bridge cannot be canceled, amended or refunded. However, the city pass tickets can be cancelled up to 90 days before the experience begins and the choice for a full refund.
Tower Bridge London highlights
North Tower
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 get to learn about the architects, technicians, and other people that built the bridge.
Glass Walkway
The glass floor in the high-level walkway is one of the key highlights of Tower Bridge. From here, you can enjoy incredible panoramic views of London. Spot iconic attractions such as the Tower of London, St Pauls Cathedral, London Eye, City Hall, The Shard, and Wembley. Look through the walkway to see London from 42 m above the River Thames.
South Tower
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.
Blue Line
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 that helped construct and maintain this iconic bridge.
Victorian Engine Rooms
The Engine Rooms were once what kept the Tower Bridge functioning. Now obsolete, these rooms continue to educate people about the history of the tower. View original Victorian steam engines, coal-fired boilers, drivetrains, and accumulators and learn how they work. View the 'Lives of a Landmark' exhibition before you head to their gift shop.
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Tower Bridge is open from 9:30 AM - 6 PM (Last entry is at 5 PM)
Closure: Tower Bridge is closed between 24- 26 December.
Relaxed Opening: Every third Saturday, between 10:30 AM and 11:30 AM, entry to Tower Bridge is reserved for Relaxed Opening visitors. This allows you to explore Tower Bridge in a calm and quiet setting.
Duration: It can take about 1 hour to see everything.
Best Time To Visit
The Tower Bridge is an extremely popular attraction in London. During peak season (March to May) the tickets tend to sell out quickly. To avoid crowds, visit during early mornings or late afternoons. Since it is an indoor attraction, you can also visit from December to February, when the tourist crowd would be lesser due to winter.
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Address: Tower Bridge Rd, London SE1 2UP, United Kingdom
Find On Map
Cycle: Get on the Thames Path until get to the Thames Barrier. Secure your bikes at the bike racks on Duchess Walk or on Butler's Wharf.
By Train: The London Bridge, Fenchurch Street National Rail stations, or Tower Gateway DLR Station are the closest stations to the Tower Bridge.
By Tube: The Tower Hill station is a seven-minute walk from Tower Bridge. It falls on both, the District, and Circle lines.
By Bus: The nearest bus station is the Stop P on routes 42 and 78. Other bus routes that ply to stops close to Tower Bridge are 15, 100, and 343.
Tower Bridge directions
If you choose to drive down there are several car parks nearby that you can rely on:
- Tower Hill Coach and Car Park, situated at 50 Lower Thames Street, next to the Tower of London.
- Located just a 3-minute drive away is the Circle Car Park on Queen Elizabeth Street.
- Minories, located on Mansell Street, is only a 7-minute walk away from Tower Bridge.
- London Snowfields, an NCP car park, is located on Kipling Street, near London Bridge.
- Limited on-street parking is available around the Bridge.
- Gift Shops: Whether you are looking for memorabilia or souvenirs to gift your loved ones, the on-site gift shop at Tower Bridge has it all.
- Lift: There are two lifts, one in the North Tower of the Bridge and the other in the South Tower, that leads up to the walkways. There’s also an external lift that leads to the Engine Rooms entrance.
- Wi-Fi: Visitors get free Wi-Fi on the high-level walkways.
- Restrooms: Toilets, which are accessibility-friendly, are located within the South Tower. There are also two toilets in the Engine Rooms.
- Baby changing: You can find baby changing rooms in the South Tower and the Engine Rooms.
- Wheelchairs: You can find wheelchairs at the Ticket Office and Engine Rooms entrances.
- Braille booklets: You can download them online. You can also borrow one from the Ticket Office and Engine Room entrances.
There is no café or restaurant at Tower Bridge. But there are plenty of choices available nearby, especially the south side of the Bridge.
- The Ivy Tower Bridge: A 3-minute walk from Tower Bridge, this British brasserie serves modern British and international Ivy-inspired classics.
- Gaucho: Enjoy lovely views of Tower Bridge and Tower of London while you enjoy Argentinean food and wine.
- The Real Greek: A 2-minute walk from Tower Bridge, the restaurant offers a selection of Greek dishes. They also have vegan options.
- The Coal Shed: Enjoy steak, fish, sharing platters & Sunday roasts cooked over hot coals. Diners can watch the chefs at work in the open kitchen or enjoy the view of the Tower Bridge
Budget hotels: Premier Inn, New Road Hotel
Mid-range hotels: The Corner London City, The Z Hotel Piccadilly, Ibis Styles London Southwark, The Belgrave
Luxury hotels: The London EDITION, Vintry & Mercer, Great Scotland Yard Hotel, ME London, Sofitel London St James
- Tower of London: Take a trip through one of London's oldest monuments and learn about the British monarchy.
- Bridge Theatre: Catch a play at this theatre, located a 3-minute walk from Tower Bridge.
- Sailing Barge Lady Daphne: Get on-board the Lady Daphne and watch the Tower Bridge lift, as you make your way downstream.
- The View from The Shard: Located 800ft above the ground, The View from The Shard is the only place from where you can see the entire city all at once.
Frequently asked questions about Tower Bridge London tickets
What is the starting price of tickets for Tower Bridge in London?
Tower Bridge ticket prices start at £10.60.
What do Tower Bridge admission tickets include?
Tickets to Tower Bridge include entry to the attraction along with access to the glass high-level walkway and the Victorian engine rooms.
What are the opening hours of the Tower Bridge in London?
Tower Bridge is open between 9:30 AM to 6 PM. The last entry is at 5 PM.
What is the best way to get to London Tower Bridge?
You can get to Tower Bridge in London via train, tube, bus or even riverboats. The tram may be the quickest way to reach the Bridge, but walk up to the attraction so you can enjoy the view as you get to the Tower Bridge.
Are audio guides available for visitors at the Tower Bridge in London?
Tower Bridge does not provide audio guides, However, visitors can download audio guides of the Tower Bridge via several apps.
What is the best time to visit the Tower Bridge London?
To avoid crowds, plan your visit to Tower Bridge during early mornings or late afternoons.
Are dogs allowed inside the Tower Bridge in London?
Yes, Tower Bridge is dog-friendly, as long as they are kept on their leash and supervised at all times.
Is Tower Bridge fully accessible?
Yes, Tower Bridge is fully accessible. They have lifts and toilets that are accessibility-friendly. You can also borrow a braille booklet at the attraction.
