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Tower of London Tickets

Discover the Tower of London, a truly historic landmark standing for centuries on the River Thames. This iconic fortress holds a deep, rich, and often dramatic past within its ancient walls. Once a grand royal palace, a formidable and feared prison, and even a unique menagerie for exotic animals, it now invites countless visitors to explore its many enduring secrets. Step inside one of the United Kingdom’s most significant and captivating historical sites.

Tower of London

Begin your immersive journey at the magnificent White Tower. This oldest and most recognisable section of the entire Tower complex dates back to the 11th century. It offers a fascinating glimpse into robust Norman architecture and early royal life. Within its formidable stone walls, you can view impressive collections of ancient armour and compelling historical exhibits, providing a tangible connection to eras long past.

A major and unmissable highlight for all visitors is the dazzling display of the Crown Jewels. These priceless regalia include an extraordinary collection of crowns, sceptres, and orbs. Each piece is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship, historically worn by famous monarchs throughout British history during coronations and state occasions. Witness their incredible sparkle and intricate designs up close, a truly awe-inspiring sight.

Meet the legendary Yeoman Warders, affectionately known as Beefeaters, who are guardians of this historic place. These iconic figures once vigilantly watched over prisoners held within the Tower. Today, they proudly share captivating stories and oversee the Tower’s precious contents with great care. Visitors can learn directly about their unique role and the Tower’s colourful, often grim, past from these knowledgeable guides.

The “Line of Kings” exhibition showcases historic armours in a striking presentation. Admire truly impressive pieces worn by pivotal figures such as Henry VIII and Charles I. These are presented in a grand parade alongside beautifully carved horses, creating a powerful visual spectacle. Lastly, wander through the meticulously recreated Medieval Palace. Innovative storytelling techniques and multisensory displays truly transport you back to the 13th century, allowing you to experience royal apartments as they might have been. The Tower of London offers an unforgettable and profound journey through pivotal British history.

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Tower of London Tickets



Prices

  • £35.80 Adult from
  • £17.90 Child from (5-17)
  • £28.50 Senior/Student from

Book This Tour

Tour Highlights

  • Witness the breathtaking display of the Crown Jewels.
  • Explore the ancient White Tower, the heart of the fortress.
  • Encounter the legendary Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters).
  • Discover the Tower's history as a royal menagerie at the Royal Beasts Exhibition.
  • See historic armours in "The Line of Kings" exhibit.
  • Step back in time within the recreated Medieval Palace.
  • Learn about the Tower's past as a prison and royal residence.


Tour Schedule

The History of the Tower of London

Constructed in the 11th century, the Tower of London has remained a central feature of London for centuries. Its many historical uses have given the Tower a formidable and often chilling reputation. It once served as a home for “the royal beasts,” the Royal Mint, and a notorious prison. A visit to the Tower of London offers a chance to uncover extensive British history.

Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters)

The Tower of London is famously guarded by its Yeoman Warders, often known as Beefeaters. Historically, they were responsible for the security of prisoners within the Tower. Today, these iconic Warders are often seen near the Crown Jewels, overseeing the Tower’s daily activities. Their presence helps visitors learn more about this historic landmark on London’s north bank.

The Tower of London Crown Jewels

Beyond the Yeoman Warders, visitors can experience the majestic Crown Jewels. These dazzling, diamond-encrusted masterpieces are a vital part of any visit to the Tower. They showcase incredible artistry. The jewels were once owned by many famous monarchs in British royal history. Visitors can see which crowns were worn by various kings and queens, including Queen Elizabeth II’s exquisite Imperial State Crown, worn at State Openings of Parliament.

Royal Beasts Exhibition

The Tower of London was once home to a wide range of wild animals. The interactive Royal Beasts Exhibition offers visitors an insight into this fascinating aspect of its past. Creatures from lions to baboons, and even a polar bear, once resided within the Tower’s walls.

The Line of Kings

This exhibition features historic armours, including those worn by Henry VIII, Charles I, and James II. These pieces are displayed in a grand procession, accompanied by beautifully carved horses. Dating back to the 17th century, the Line of Kings is recognised as one of the world’s earliest museum exhibits. It primarily focuses on male monarchs who reinforced the monarchy’s desired image for early Tower visitors.

The Medieval Palace

The Tower of London’s former royal apartments, which once hosted medieval kings and queens, are brought to life through a permanent exhibition. Innovative storytelling, immersive interactive elements, and multisensory displays transport visitors back to the 13th century, showing how royalty once lived within these ancient walls.



What’s Included

  • Admission to the Tower of London

What’s Not Included

  • Food and beverages.
  • Transportation to and from the attraction.

Important Information for Your Visit

  • Visitors should select their preferred date of visit. If a timeslot is not required for that date, entry is permitted at any time during opening hours.
  • The final Yeoman Warder tour begins at 2:30 PM in winter and 3:30 PM in summer.
  • Concession prices are available upon presentation of valid identification.

Useful Information

  • Address: City of London, Greater London EC3N 4AB
  • Nearest Underground Station: Tower Hill
  • Nearest Train Stations: Fenchurch Street or London Bridge
  • Accessible Bus Routes: 15, 42, 78, 100

Opening Hours:

  • The Tower of London is open daily.
  • Open: 9:00am to 5:30pm
  • Annual Closures: It is closed on 24th, 25th, and 26th December, as well as on 1st January.
  • Specific Early Closure: On 5th September, the Tower closes early at 2:00 PM, with the last entry permitted at 12:00 PM.


Why stop there?


The ever-increasing demand and availability for well-organised, safe and reliable trips means that we now go further afield, so while we love taking people on tours of England, Ireland and Scotland we are pleased to offer that little bit more with river tours of Amsterdam, coach tours of Paris and train trips to the chocolate capital of the world, Brussels!

Our Most Popular Essentials



There are so many and we cater for everyone so it may be a case of a leisurely Out of London trip to Stonehenge or you may want the buzz and excitement of a theatre tour of London – all the glitz and glamour is there. Out of London, we offer all sorts of adventures: Roman Baths, Shakespeare country, the Royal Pavilion, Brighton – you name it. Same with London – we don’t just do the round London tours – we can take you to Kew Gardens or we can take you on an expedition on the roof of the O2 Dome to the platform at the top offering spectacular views.

So we offer Out of London, Around London, Theatre and Hotels and then there are the spectacular Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day tours – what a way to celebrate the fun season.