The fortress, standing on the north bank of the Thames, is over 900 years old. The tower is known as a prison for nobles and prisoners of royal blood. From time to time he became the residence of the monarchs. At different times, the famous humanist Thomas More, the wives of Henry VIII Catherine Howard and Anna Boleyn, the “bloody” Queen Maria Tudor and many others visited the castle. Only in the middle of the 20th century did the Tower cease to function as a prison.
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10.12.23
Lijo
We visited twice whilst in London and found the morning is extremely busy although it’s a great atmosphere when bustling with people from all over the world it does make it quite cramped and takes a lot longer to walk across.
You have to try th.. Read more »e street food trailers which are delicious it’s positioned between the bridge and the Tower of London overlooking the Thames.
07.12.23
Jessica
Fascinating history, guided tours are amazing and definitely worth while so you can learn more about what you are looking at. Lots of information around the tower though. Make sure you look at the map so you don't miss any sections as it can get.. Read more » quite confusing as to where you've been. The gift shop is full of lovely souvenirs.
11.11.23
AE
A must-see while in London. Purchase your tickets online in advance. Otherwise, stand in line to purchase and then queue again to enter. The Crown Jewels are magnificent and will be a 3rd queue to stand in. The rest of the site is a self paced tour... Read more » There are some really narrow and steep spiral staircases to climb if you wish to see the cell/jail where the traitors and the 2 princes were kept. The stairway up to the two princes is very narrow with a low ceiling, and you can not see to the top. If you are claustrophobic or prone to panic, then you should avoid this climb because you will have to crawl climb the stairs and you cannot go back down once you start since it is one way and people will be climbing behind you. The ravens are great to see, so don't miss them. There is a changing of the guard every 30 minutes at the crown jewel exhibit. There is no parking, so Uber, taxi, or we used Golden Tours hop on/off bus to get to all the major sites. Great place to take the kids. It's a little more challenging if you have limited mobility or handicap. Easy walk from here to the Tower Bridge, and a 15 min walk to Borough Market.
04.11.23
kenneth
A great day out. Its worth getting there for opening and going straight to see the Crown jewels. That way there will be minimal queues and you may get to spend longer in the crowns room than you would later on.
The rest of the Tower is great and an a.. Read more »mazing deep dive in the English history. You really should go at least once in your life.
If you do everything it’s easily a whole day.
24.10.23
Chris
If you like history of any sort you have to make this a priority in London. All buildings and displays are amazing and it's awe inspiring to be surrounded by centuries of history. The staff and guards were all great and the Beefeater tour was.. Read more » both educational and entertaining. So many great stories and legends. Highly recommend!
22.10.23
John
Really enjoyed our trip to the Tower of London. There was so much to explore and see. Went early as it can get busy and you have to queue to see the crown jewels. It's a great place if your into history.
18.10.23
Pat
Can't recommend a trip to the Tower of London too highly. It's a really great day out. At first the ticket price of £32 each appears very expensive, but trust me, it's real value for money. You get to see so much real history, to.. Read more »uch the walls that have stood there for years, and see the well laid out exhibits from over the centuries. We went early and we beat the crowds, we walked straight in to see the crown jewels, no queue at all. They are amazing! The bloody tower, the white tower, Beefeaters, Ann Boleyn, Sir Walter Raleigh, changing of the guards, traitors gate, so much to see. The exhibits are easy to view and understand. Really impressed. We saw what we wanted to see and stayed for just over 3 hours, but could have done another hour easily. We finished our trip with a walk around the ramparts, where we had great views of London. Highly recommended 👍
17.10.23
Kym
Went with a tour group and only had an hour to spend. Not enough time to explore all the history! The highlight is the Crown Jewels which are fabulous and overwhelming. Unbelievable how many diamonds encrust each piece. Would like to know how hea.. Read more »vy the swords are!
13.10.23
Ramesh
At 10 am you have tour at the entrance. The lady will explain the history of the tower. They are very experienced and represent one of the oldest gaurd group in the world. They need to be in the army for 22 years before they grant them this job! Amaz.. Read more »ing!
Part of London pass.
13.10.23
S
Great place! The crown jewels were amazing. I highly recommend that one takes the audio tour experience. The audio guide deepens the experience so much more. Bonus for our visit was that it was halloween and there were ghosts in the area that one cou.. Read more »ld spot.
18.08.23
Asim
I love visiting the Tower of London. It is one of my favourite places for day trips here and I recommend it to anyone visiting London as a must. Whether it's the views, the picture opportunities, or the history, this place has a lot to offer.
I .. Read more »am a member of Historic Royal Palaces, so I can come here for free whenever I want (and I do take advantage of that as well as free visits to Hampton Court Palace)
18.08.23
Nusynasy
Organised queues and I really loved our yeoman warden. Must follow the guide for amazing stories and fun facts. We spent 2 hours in the Tower of London. 4 stars due to most of the areas closed down. Would be interesting to know how the prisons looked.. Read more » like and that wasn’t greatly demonstrated. If you lucky the bridge is open so you can take great photos
02.08.23
Paul
It was a wonderful experience and a great place to visit. The history of the place is amazing. It is advisable to take the guided tour as the guide really knows his stuff and gives you some great insights into the history of the place and also gives .. Read more »good advice on what to visit next as the place is a really big place. You really need at least 4 to 5 hours to see the place properly and to learn about the history of the place and to take some lovely pictures. Well worth a visit.
29.07.23
Emilie
Am amazing experience! We thought we would stay for maybe 2 hours but we stayed for 6! The audio guide is interesting and filled with historical facts. The exhibits are well made and the guards are very kind and open to all sorts of questions. 100% r.. Read more »ecommend even with kids.
28.07.23
Winston
Amazing tourist attraction of this wonderful place that had a dark side over the history of London-England, but it remains as one of the most visited places nowadays since the Royal Jewels are guarded here.
The Royal jewels are amazingly displayed, a.. Read more »nd the history of them is well explained all along the place.
I will definitely will come back since I became a member.
27.07.23
Kimberly
This was one of my favorite parts of my visit to London. I would suggest buying your tickets ahead of time to skip the lines because it gets very busy. I would start with a Beefeater tour so you can get some of the history and lore of the Tower. Then.. Read more » you can explore on your own from there. I would definitely set aside at least 2 hours for this visit. But more if you really want to soak up the history.
21.07.23
kumar
Must visit and full of history. During peak season ( we visited during weekends) be prepared to spend 3-4 hours. Crown jewels are amazing and you have queues for the same.
We just loved the award winning ice cream sold in front of crown jewels buildi.. Read more »ng.
Few characters were running plays for kids as well.
Enough seats to rest while walking as well. Dont forget to check the ravens.
20.07.23
Craig
Had the most amazing experience, waited for the tour that sets off every half hour, Beefeater 402, Yeoman Warder Abbott was our guide, he's a jewel in himself, very informative and great with the crowd. Such an amazing place, such astonishing hi.. Read more »story around every turn, it's something to behold and to experience firsthand.
18.07.23
Samantha
The Tower Of London is one of my favorite places in London. I am a huge history fanatic and it was amazing. Everything is so detailed and offers different options on how you can explore the whole place. If you are visiting London I would highly recom.. Read more »mend visiting.
18.07.23
Jemma
Was an excellent and educational day out. Spent about 5hrs in here exploring everything to do. It’s a little on the expensive side but if you make a day out of it it is worth it. The Crown Jewels were also magnificent to see.
15.06.23
Tim
Let's just say I was there yesterday and took 218 photos. It would have been more but they obviously for smart reasons don't allow photos on the Crown Jewels portion. Definitely worth the cost of admission, and this was my second trip to .. Read more »the Tower (first being on 2000).
13.06.23
Stephanie
Beautiful and full of so much history! A great place for families and tour groups. Many placards giving the history and explaining historic events throughout the towers. My favorite thing was the crowned jewels. They were beautiful - full of pomp and.. Read more » circumstance!
13.06.23
Josh
Went as early as we could and basically walked in. Spent about 5 hours seeing the sites. Did get audio tour. Would recommend it. It was very intuitive, unlike other attraction you don't look for numbers to punch in. They are segmented clips, alo.. Read more »ng planned routes. You hit play when the location/exhibit matches the screen.
10.06.23
D
Over 1000 years of history. A must visit. It's one of the top world culture heritage sites to explore. The tower has an impressive size and appears smaller from outside that it actually is. It takes min 2.5- 3 hours to visi, with deep dive into .. Read more »details even more. The Yeoman warder tours (45min) are included and an absolute must. Best to do some research before to understand the relevance and eras of this location. It's been developed over centuries and has a lot of dramatic and bloody stories. The main tower castle in the center requires a lot of stair climbing. Spectacular views from ancient construction to modern London skyline. A must visit are also the crown jewels. The only place that surprised was the St. Peter chapel that is small and modest for the relevant burial ground it is. The tower is not a cheap attraction to visit but definitely worth it. It can also be reached by boat very conveniently from many locations along the river. 10/10
08.05.23
Oliver
Admission was a little steep but totally worth it. We paid under £30 per person, but it varies by date and what website you purchase through. We bought tickets in person and not in advance.
As soon as we walked in there was a beefeater start.. Read more »ing a complimentary tour. He was very funny and informative, and explain the history of the castle and the surrounding areas with a lot of detail given to the history of executions here.
There is also an audio tour available at an additional cost.
We left his tour to go explore by ourselves and we saw the king's Chambers which were fascinating and included a marker in the chapel where King Henry VI was assassinated. Awesome. There were active guards marching around who still live inside the castle.
Actors were doing a play in the courtyard by the White Tower. There were plenty of bathrooms and a couple of cool gift shops.
You could easily spend three or more hours here.
As with most attractions in the city, parking could be a problem but we did not have a car.
04.03.23
Ross
I remember visiting Tower of London when I was a child. Don’t know if a lot has changed, but all I could remember from back then, is a jewels room. I remember standing in a big queue to see them. But guess what, I went there now and Tower of Lo.. Read more »ndon is not only about the treasures that are there. You have to walk the wall, visit the actual tower and explore everything. The place is simply amazing. I have enjoyed every minute spent there. Tower of London is a must if you visiting London or living here and never went to visit.
Tickets at the office could be dearer, so I would advise buying them before hand online. If you travelling by train, you cold probably get 2 for 1 tickets. (Check National rail web site) Prices for entry are a bit high, but it worth every penny.
If you have disability, carer ticket is free.
18.12.22
Benjamin
It is a very cool experience. You get to step back in time, seeing things from a long time ago. There is a lot of history and information to read and take in, so many cool things.
I would recommend buying tickets in advance for 9am. I was dropped of.. Read more »f at about 8:05 and was able to get some good pictures of the exterior of the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge. There are a few coffee shops around, so you can grab some coffee before the line opens. I got in line at about 8:30 and was towards the front.
I would recommend going to the Crown Jewels first as you will have a bit of space before the crowds decend on the attraction and there is a long wait. Even if you have a voucher for a guide book, I would get it after.
If you have a voucher for a guide book, the place is on the right hand side of the building, the audio guides are on the left. So, if there is a huge line on the left, don't worry, you can slip in and get the book. The books are in several languages, and there is a option for the kids book.
08.11.22
Chandan
A must see in your London visit and amazing place to visit. A great history of Brit. A crown jewel is one not to miss but no pictures allowed. Lots of walking required to walk around probably won't help buggies or wheelchairs due to lot climbing.. Read more » steps.
12.10.22
Marco
Amazing place of history as gruesome as some of it were, and the Crown Jewels were simply splendid.
Highly recommend the tour and well worth a visit, otherwise my advice is to book online and arrive early in the morning at 9am, the tour lasts about t.. Read more »wo and a half hours. The architecture of the buildings are absolutely amazing. The Beefeaters were so knowledgeable and had brilliant ways of talking about the history of the place.
Great place to spend the day and have a picnic in the ground as well.
Plenty of shopping to do around the area.
02.10.22
S.
Certainly a must see if you are traveling to London! The history of the Tower is hard to comprehend when you consider that the place is older than the United States. Lots of history to take in from the jail cells, torture machines, to the tower, th.. Read more »e ravens, and all of the armament, weapons and cannons to see. The Tower also has the Crown Jewels on display. I would plan to arrive early if you do not wish to stand in line for extended periods to see the Crown Jewels. They are worth seeing though…especially if you want to see diamonds, emeralds and sapphires the size of golf balls. Unfortunately, photos of the jewels are not allowed or I would post some.
As others have mentioned, there are a lot of stairs, narrow spiraling staircases and some narrow corridors to walk through. That said, it was certainly one of the many highlights on our London trip. I’ve seen people give estimates of time for this visit. I would say 3-4 hours is probably a good estimate (not including a long waiting time in line for jewels). We read some of the signage on displays and then just passed by others. If you are the type who reads it all, maybe longer.
27.09.22
Jason
A must see for any London travelers interested in its rich history. Enjoy this amazing castle and all of its nooks of deep history. There are a lot of steps so keep this in mind. It's easy to get tickets and although there are a lot of people, .. Read more »it's easy to navigate throughout. Tons of amazing photo opportunities. Have fun!
15.09.22
Janel
Great history lesson, lots of walking, tight spots so child strollers will struggle on most of the castle. Crown jewels are breathtaking, no pictures allowed. They could benefit from offering children's crowns for sale at the end.
06.09.22
B
I had an absolutely fantastic experience. I originally did not care to go because I assumed it would be somewhat boring and too touristy. It was definitely touristy, but not at all boring. There was a lot to see, many very well put together exhibits... Read more » Interacting with the Yeomen was a highlight that I never expected. It was well worth the ticket price. The line to get in was of a moderate length and moved along fast enough. The line for the crown jewels was very long. I didn't pay the extra to see them and after seeing the line I'm glad that I didn't.
The Superbloom was also fantastic. If it is available during your trip, I highly recommend it.
05.08.22
lilykartofel
This might be one of my favourite 'tourist' places I have visited in London. The history of this place is amazing, and all the different parts of this mini city within the city are stunning to walk around. I would greatly recommend spending.. Read more » a full morning or afternoon there (also as to make the cost of tickets more worth it).
16.07.22
Geoff
Well preserved and presented. Amazing! Glad I saw this incredible historical landmark.
Recommend a visit - but even more so go and see the Tower Bridge workings inside tour. This I found really interesting.
05.07.22
08chain
Lasted visited the Tower of London about 25 years ago, I really enjoyed my time back with plenty to see and do. Took breaks through the day in the cafe and the coffee shop. It was nice to visit the new additions and stroll round in a leisurely way. H.. Read more »ighly recommended to anyone visiting London.
15.05.22
Tyson
This is the absolute best place to get the most history about the UK in one stop. Really quite spectacular. The crown jewels by the time we viewed them at the end, beautiful but turned out not to be the highlight. Knowing that Henry the VIII was s.. Read more »ix feet one inch tall, broad chested, because his armor on display is interesting. The display of kings swords, decorated cannons, domesticated crows, original toilets, and history of it's construction just fascinated us. Doing the recorded guide is worth the cost.
05.04.22
Robin
Great tourist experience. Interesting. Go at your own pace. Huge with tons to see. Very friendly helpful staff. Good cafe. Plenty of bathrooms. Not Handicapped accessible. Absolutely gorgeous and worth the trip
09.03.22
Melissa
Great day out, lots of history and beautiful views of the castle and Tower Bridge and a nice cafe inside. You can follow a guided tour or purchase an audio guide, though neither is particularly needed as there is plenty of information displayed in al.. Read more »l parts of the castle. Not really suitable for buggies or wheelchairs as there is lots of stair climbing involved.
11.02.22
Володимир
A very interesting place to visit. the place is steeped in history. We all read about it in textbooks and saw it in movies. Incredible feeling. The treasure chest is simply amazing. Crown of the Queen! Cool! Very cool staff. And these crows)).. Read more »)) I recommend without hesitation! Use the audio guide.
10.02.22
mike
A lot more to do there than I thought. Worth doing a walk around with one of the yeoman warders very interesting and funny history lesson. Need at least half a day to explore properly, we only had 2.5 hours as we had to get back to the car park
16.01.22
Joshua
Amazing place to visit! We had recently come from Ireland and to hear the different pieces of British and Irish history intertwine was really neat! I highly recommend paying the extra bit for the audio tour once you get inside. It helps give you a li.. Read more »ttle bit extra that you can’t get from just reading all the signs. I also recommend getting there before noon so you have enough time to see everything!
14.01.22
Charlotte
Historical and fascinating trip!
A day here is a day well spent. I have always wanted to visit and I was not disappointed. We visited all of the spots and every site I learnt something. It was incredible to see the dark history that lies here and is .. Read more »still present today. The whole experience was fantastic and as an attraction, was done incredibly well. Everything is thought out brilliantly, with interactive spots along the way.
This London hot spot is a MUST for all ages. You can wonder for hours… learning the deep, dark history. As well as bestowing the views of the Crown Jewels and armoury of the soldiers of many years ago. All of which are incredible to see in the flesh. There is facilities and a cafe - of which we enjoyed soup and a hot drink. Both of which were welcome on a cold day, but also were very tasty. Very impressed with my visit here and will definitely come back in the future!
25.09.21
ken
This is an amazing attraction and a must see if you are in London. The location is hard to believe - this much land and history in the heart of the city. The tours and displays are fantastic. Make sure you take enough time to enjoy this experience.. Read more » as it would take a minimum of 3-4 hours to just walk through everything. Very easy to access the site and there are good service as well. Wonderful views of the city, Thames and Tower Bridge as well.
08.09.21
Mark
A beautiful historical landmark to enjoy a good part of the day. With it situated next to the iconic Tower Bridge, you can get some lovely shots in the Tower Green. Also a great place to take someone who likes and enjoys History.
26.07.21
Equiflair
A wonderful day out for the family. I attended with my wife and thoroughly enjoyed the historic spectacle that Tower of London offers. We were given a fantastic tour of the Tower by Yeoman Warder Beefy409. The tour was without doubt the highlight .. Read more »of the day. A wonderful presentation was given by Scott. It was really informative with a perfect balance of history and humor. We can't wait to visit again with the children in the future. Thanks!
20.06.21
M
I love this place. Just an excellent place. This place is a perfect place for family outing specially. Any class of age people can enjoy the entire environment. People from outside London come here to make their day and or sometimes for enjoy a picni.. Read more »c. Tourists from abroad will find the history of Tower of London. I love to enjoy roaming this place. Whenever I get free time I don’t miss the chance to enjoy the most beautiful time here.
06.06.21
Franco
Remove all thoughts of moving quickly or not being bumped. Now if you have zero expectations of decent human interaction and like stairs. This tour is for you. You will be shoulder to shoulder and you will be in tight stairs and there will be a to.. Read more »n of people. With that being said this place is cool as H*^!. The history is just awesome. The tour is neat and what you see inside is amazing.
03.06.21
Abdul
For £28 it was an great experience to see landmarks narrate dramatic, detailed stories of the city’s past — the Tower of London is one. It pays a glorious homage to the British Monarchy and impact of the Church on the country’.. Read more »s politics and history. The turn of each corner narrates rare stories across the spectrum, be it of the English Kings and Queens who once ruled, to a grittier side of prisoners and executions
25.05.21
Angelique
The friendly staff, the majestic towers, the setting by the river. I grew up in the Shadows of Tower of London and I still love visiting. The history and they have added quite a few events to make it more interactive for the children. I loved the dif.. Read more »ferent tasks that they got to do at the top of the White Tower. There is a lot to take in, so pace yourselves. Also, there are quite a few stairs to climb in different towers; anyone with mobility issues, may need to check directly with the Tower. I always feel like I am stepping back in history. It's a fun way to learn about history. I particularly like the way they marry the past with present. Definitely one to put on your list.
03.12.20
Baskar
Wow,
What an attraction this is. I was really surprised and wondered by seeing it's Infra. It was very well planned and designed. It was very well maintained. Very clean and tidy the entire place is.
I wish to visit this again in my life time if.. Read more » I get a chance to visit.
Such a good visual treat to watch this.
It was so good at night time to see the Tower of London. The light system is awesome.
If you could get a chance to visit. Please do not miss to visit this place.
31.10.20
Charley
Such a beautiful place with a rich history. Would definitely recommend! Hours just pass as you go back in time. Probably not best for really small kids tho. Great views of Tower bridge
07.10.20
Elliot
Pretty amazing to see things when it is so quiet. You can really spend time soaking it in. Very cool. Barry the Yeoman was excellent and made our visit even more memorable.
03.10.20
John
One of my favourite buildings in the country , it’s over 900 years old. Full of history.
William the Conqueror created the first fortifications after the conquest of London in A.D. 1066 as the Norman invader lacked support among the people of t.. Read more »he city and he feared he would be thrown out.
01.09.20
Farhan
The Tower of London is a 900-year-old castle and fortress in central London that is notable for housing the crown jewels and for holding many famous and infamous prisoners.
Throughout its history, the tower has served many purposes: it housed the ro.. Read more »yal mint (until the early 19th century), a menagerie (which left in 1835), a records office, an armory and barracks for troops. Until the 17th century, it was also used as a royal residence.
First fortifications
William the Conqueror created the first fortifications after the conquest of London in A.D. 1066. The Norman invader lacked support among the people of the city and he feared its inhabitants could throw him out.
William of Poitiers, an 11th century writer who described William the Conqueror and his conquests, wrote that “certain strongholds were made in the city against the fickleness of the vast and fierce population.” These would come to include what is now called the “White Tower,” the innermost building in the castle, which gained its named after the exterior was whitewashed in the 13th century by King Henry III.
Tower historian Geoffrey Parnell writes in his book "The Tower of London Past & Present" (Sutton Publishing, 1998) that the tower was expanded for about 250 years after William the Conqueror’s time. Today, the complex's series of buildings and fortifications sprawls over 12 acres (5 hectares).
Famous prisoners and torture
Throughout its history the tower was used to imprison a wide range of prisoners, from deposed monarchs to more common criminals. Prisoners included Lady Jane Grey, who was queen for about a week in the 16th century before she was deposed by Mary I.
Also imprisoned there were two princes, Edward and Richard, ages 12 and 9, who were the sons of Edward IV (died 1483). They appear never to have left the tower alive and some thought they were killed by Richard III, their uncle who took the throne for himself.
Two of Henry VIII’s wives, Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard, were both imprisoned and later executed. Henry VIII, who turned England into a Protestant country, also had a number of dissenting clergyman committed to the tower and later killed, including his former counselor Thomas More.
28.08.20
Lord
The Tower has been in my family history since the early 1400s, my grandfathers were constables at the tower, one grandfather was beheaded there in 1547 and my 2nd cousins Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard also met the same fate.
The chance to visit d.. Read more »oesn't present itself often due to commitments, however, yesterday was such a day. I'd been chatting with the governor and the curator recently and I seized the moment of opportunity to visit.
We parked the car in the Tower Hill Coach and Car-Park just a few minutes walk to the Tower, there were no queues as one might usually expect, as due to COVID-19 you have to pre-book with a time-slot. Well, we arrived 15 minutes early and were let straight in. There was a small bag search on the way in but everyone was socially distanced.
Once inside there were no Yeoman warders giving guided tours of course, which is fully understandable, but due to a lack of visitors there was also no "crush" to see elements of the tower and we could, at leisure make our way around the tower soaking up the history. At certain points, there were Yeoman warders who were more than happy to chat about history and we learnt quite a few new things yesterday. A special mention to Yeoman Warder Briggs and Yeoman Sergeant Fuller who were very helpful indeed.
The crown jewels are usually heaving, queued for ages, but we were able to just walk on in, and linger to view at our leisure, even go up and down the travelator a few times.
Accessibility wise, I took my mobility scooter and it was a nightmare on the cobbled streets, a real bone-shaker, but doable. The Disabled toilets behind the jewel house were spotless and worthy of a 5* alone. We couldn't go in the white tower due to mobility issues, but it didn't make for any less an enjoyable visit.
If you want to visit.... now is the time to do so
28.08.20
Jane
A wonderful part of our heritage. Displays etc were very well laid out, no rushing along. Queues were not too bad to see the Crown Jewels although visitor numbers were restricted under Covid 19 conditions.
Not cheap to visit but worth the cost in my.. Read more » opinion.
16.08.20
Richard
What an amazing place. So much history with appropriate covid 19 measures in place. The beefeaters were amazing despite no guided tours being allowed ( due to covid 19). A truly great day out that the whole family enjoyed
15.08.20
Trev
Fantastic visit. My first trip as a Londoner of over 40 years! The lure of a less crowded environment tipped the balance and the family and I went. Worth getting a year membership in order to visit the other palaces and Royal Gardens around London. .. Read more »Really informative beefeaters and well kept towers.
15.08.20
Fay
Educational day out for my nephew (and us adults too)! The actors put on brilliant displays and their costumes were great! Loved seeing the crown jewels.. Shame we couldn't get any pictures of those!
06.08.20
Sam
It is a good historical landmark in London. It is a very nice location to visit if you have the time. It has some very interesting exhibits on display and in general it is an interesting place to visit as the architecture is very intriguing and nice .. Read more »to look at. Overall I had a good experience and I would definitely visit again.
14.07.20
Patryk
Great Place i was there year ago.
And i spend best day.
Place is big and important in British History.
Like Ravens.
Legend Say, That How long Ravens Will be in the Tower of London that Long British Empire will be exist.
If somebody like history so .. Read more »it's perfect place for him.
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