

Tower of London Tours and Tickets
From medieval torture to grim executions and infamous royal prisoners, the Tower of London has long found itself at the center of the city's dark history. Built by William the Conqueror in 1066, the historic castle has served as a Royal Menagerie, Her Majesty's prison, an execution site, a royal observatory, a Royal Mint, and a military storehouse over the course of its existence.
Tours and Tickets to Experience Tower of London
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River Thames Evening Cruise

Big Bus London Hop-On Hop-Off Tour and River Cruise

Best of Royal London including Tower of London, Changing of the Guard and Cruise

Early Access Tower of London Tour: Opening Ceremony, Crown Jewels & River Cruise

VIP Early Access - Opening Ceremony Tower of London & Bridge with Crown Jewels

Westminster to Greenwich Sightseeing Thames Cruise in London

London In One Day Tour with Changing of the Guard with London Eye option

Ghost Bus Tour of London

Private Tour, Tower of London

London City Sightseeing Tour Including Tower of London and City of London

Vintage London Bus Tour Including Thames Cruise with Optional London Eye

Total London Experience + London Eye, Tower of London, St Paul's

Ghost, Ghouls and Gallows Walking Tour with Boat Ride

Best of London Including Tower of London, Changing of the Guard, with a Cream Tea or London Eye Upgrade

High-Speed Thames River RIB Cruise in London

London by Night Sightseeing Open Top Bus Tour with Audio Guide

Tower of London for kids & families Private Guided Tour with pre-booked Tickets

Ultimate London Sightseeing Walking Tour

Thames River Sightseeing Cruise with Afternoon Tea

The London Dinner Cruise on the Thames River

Kid-Friendly Private Tower of London Tour with Blue Badge Guide

Tower of London Early Morning Tour with a Beefeater Guard

London Tootbus Hop on Hop off Bus Tour and Thames River Cruise

Thames 24 Hour Hop-On Hop-Off River Cruise
People Also Ask
Yes, the Tower of London is worth visiting. With a long and complex history as a palace, fortress, and prison, it’s an excellent place to learn about London through the ages. Moreover, the tower is one of England’s most important buildings and home to the precious Crown Jewels.
...MoreTours of the Tower of London typically take about one hour. Altogether set aside at least two hours for your Tower of London visit. That will give you additional time to explore parts of the tower on your own—and wait in the long line to peek at the Crown Jewels.
...MoreAdmission tickets for the Tower of London grant entry to the Crown Jewels, White Tower, Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula, Battlements, Medieval Palace, Bloody Tower, Torture at the Tower exhibition, Fusiliers Museum, and Royal Mint exhibition. Tours led by "Beefeaters," guards sharing stories from 1,000 years of history, are also included.
...MoreDon’t miss seeing the Crown Jewels—the wait is worth it. Other top highlights include the Beefeater guards, the armory and weapons collection in the White Tower, the Bloody Tower, Tower Green (the site of Anne Boleyn’s execution), and the views of Tower Bridge from the ramparts.
...MoreThe best time to visit the Tower of London is mid-week early mornings, when lines are typically the shortest. Weekends, public holidays, and afternoons are busiest with tourists and school groups. Winters bring shorter lines but wet, dreary weather.
...MoreNo, you can’t walk around the Tower of London for free. Visitors must purchase admission tickets or limit their trip to the tower’s far perimeter and bridge. While not required, booking tickets in advance will likely save you time and money.
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