This place houses some of the most legendary and unusual diamonds in the world. The tower is not just a castle of priceless jewels, of course. Read more
ALL toilets in the area - from the nearest tube station (Tower Hill) - require 50 pence per entry! Even those inside eateries. Go to the loo BEFORE your visit!
The Brewery is the ideal venue for every corporate event, from professional matters such as meetings and exhibitions, to out of office activities including Summer and Christmas Parties.
Download the Tower of London Free app for a guide, as the voice guide costs £4 for adults. The Yeomen also do free guides, although limited. Use free wifi at the ticket booths or Costa's nearby.
Also known as Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, this historic castle is one of the world's most famous fortresses. Don't miss the Ceremony of the Keys. Opens 9am. Online tickets are cheaper.
The most powerful and dazzling symbols of the British monarchy include the Imperial State Crown, the Coronation Spoon and the Sovereign’s Sceptre with Cross. Prepare to be amazed! Read more
A tour with one of the Beefeaters is essential - they will entertain you, providing history facts & stories at the same time! After the tour The Tower is yours to explore.
At 90 meters The White Tower was the tallest building in Europe (in 1190). Now dwarfed by the horrible Shard of Glass on the other side of the river! Progress? You decide....
I visit London every two years. Very enjoyable moment sitting on the double decker visiting all the wonderful sites and the architecture is so beautiful. Just can't get enough.
Was there in a pavilion just outside the tower for a ball. Very nice however, insulation from doors was not good so we got cold and access to the pavilion was tricky in heels!
At the north bank of the River Thames is this remarkable UNESCO list of World Heritage Site. Also famous as a haunted place (ghosts of Anne Boleyn and Henry VI have said to haunted its halls).
From 1235 until 1835, the monarch’s personal zoo was kept at the Tower, and it included many exotic animals given as presents by other monarchs, including polar bears, leopards and elephants.