Tower Of London Tickets
Tower Of London Overview
Why To Book Tower Of London Tickets?
- Visit the famous White Tower built by William The Conqueror in the 11th century and look at the magnificent display of royal armour at the Line of Kings.
- Marvel at precious British Crown Jewels, including St. Edward's Crown, Imperial State Crown, and other invaluable royal treasures at the Jewel House.
- Tour the Royal Mint Museum to learn about the production of British coinage at the Tower of London between 1279 and 1812.
- Using your tickets for the Tower of London, explore the medieval palace and picture how kings and queens lived when they visited the fortress.
- Walk through the iconic Bloody Tower and Tower Green, where many noteworthy people were executed.
- Meet the ceremonial guards of the palace called Beefeaters and witness the 700-year-old tradition of the Ceremony of Keys.
Inclusions: Tower of London tickets include access to the Tower of London and all its exhibits, including the Crown of Jewels.
Tower Of London Combo Ticket Options
Get a London Attraction Tickets to gain entry to over 80 tourist attractions in the city and explore everything that London has to offer. You can buy a single-day pass or a multi-day pass depending on the length of your visit. This ticket also includes a free day-long Hop-On Hop-Off bus excursion that allows you to visit the entire city and see all of its iconic sites. This package also includes a free guidebook to help you learn more about the attractions you come across. Some destinations covered in the London Pass are the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, Kensington Palace, and Windsor Castle.
This budget-friendly package allows you admission to two of London's most famous attractions, the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge. In this combo, you can visit the 11th century Tower of London as well as the famous Tower Bridge that often splits into two to admit large ships. While at the Tower of London, explore all of its public sections on your own, including the Royal Armouries collection, Crown Jewels exhibit, the White Tower, and more. After touring the fortress with your Tower of London entry tickets, head over to the Tower Bridge and learn about its fascinating history and architecture.
Choose this ticket option if you wish to visit the Tower of London as well as gain priority access to the Jewel House, which houses the precious Crown Jewels. With Tower of London tickets in hand, you can tour the entire 1000-year-old British fortress at your leisure. It gives you admission to all of the public areas of the castle, including the White Tower, battlement sections, and, of course, the Crown Jewels exhibition. You can also use the free wifi throughout the estate and gather as much information about the British royals as possible.
Purchase combo tickets for the Tower of London and the Kensington Palace and avail of great cost savings. In this combo package, you get access to the 1000-year-old UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Tower of London, and all its exhibits. These include the Crown Jewels display, the Royal Armouries exhibit, and so on. With Tower of London entry tickets, you can also explore all the public sections of the fortress. In addition to the Tower of London, you can get admission to the famous Kensington Palace and its staterooms, displays, private royal chambers, and gardens.
If you want to explore the most famous royal landmarks in London, take advantage of this super deal. With these tickets for Tower of London, you can see the Crown Jewels exhibition and other royal collections. After visiting the majestic fortress, proceed to Hampton Court Palace which served as the residence of Henry VIII and his family. Here, you can access the Magic Garden, Haunted Gallery, Pond Gardens, Privy Garden, and more. Finally, head to Kensington Palace and explore the private royal apartments and palace gardens to learn more about the Stuart dynasty.
Enjoy the best of London with these Tower of London tickets that also allow access to the magnificent St. Paul’s Cathedral and a breathtaking Thames River Cruise. The tour begins with a trip to the spectacular St. Paul’s Cathedral which was erected over three decades and has magnificent interiors. You may then go to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tower of London to witness the various treasures of the British royal family, such as the Crown Jewels, coins, and armouries. After a long and tiring day, rejuvenate yourselves with an enchanting river cruise across the magnificent Thames river.
Know Before You Book Tower Of London Tickets
Essential Information:
- Location: London EC3N 4AB, United Kingdom.
- Timings:
From March 1 to October 31:Tuesday-Saturday: 9 AM - 5:30 PMSunday-Monday: 10 AM - 5:30 PMLast admission: 5 PM
From November 1 to February 28: Tuesday-Saturday: 9 AM - 4:30 PMSunday-Monday: 10 AM - 4:30 PMLast admission: 4 PM
Best Time To Visit:
Weekdays are preferable to weekends for visiting the Tower of London since they are less busy. Since the Tower of London is one of London's most recognized tourist sites, it attracts up to 3 million visitors every year and is extremely crowded during peak hours. Hence, to avoid being pushed around by throngs of people, visit the fortress early in the morning
How To Reach:
- By Tube: Get on a circle or district line tube to reach Tower Hill tube station, which is closest to the Tower of London.
- By Bus: Board buses with numbers 15, 42, 78, 100, or RV1 and get off at the Tower of London.
- By Overground Rail: The Tower of London is located within walking distance from Fenchurch Street and London Bridge stations.
- By Riverboat: The nearest access point via river boat is Tower Pier.
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