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Tedric ****
3 Nov 2025
great location near algate station and a bus terminus, walking distance to tower hill. quite hip environment and vibes
Tina *******
1 Nov 2025
2 tickets to access 2 attraction sites. value for money. went on a weekday; wasn’t so crowded.
2+
Ruo **********
30 Oct 2025
the place itself was fascinating. yeoman warden free tour approximately 50 minutes was filled with vast information and very knowledgeable. it was a interesting experience and also the Crown Jewels is a must visit location!
Jasmine *****
27 Oct 2025
such an amazing experience! Would definitely go watch again in the future, all the staff were lovely also!
Choi *****
27 Oct 2025
After completing the order, you'll receive a QR code a few days before the game (including game day tickets, tour tickets, food and beverage vouchers, and souvenir cash vouchers), ensuring smooth entry on game day.
Chow ****
27 Oct 2025
Easy to use, just provide the QR code to staff. The church is beautiful and worth a visit!
Chow ****
27 Oct 2025
Easy to use. You'll receive an email after purchase with a link to activate the pass on the day of use or before. You can reserve seats online or at the train station office.
賴 **
25 Oct 2025
Booking tickets with Klook saves you the wait time of buying tickets on-site. Highly recommend going on the London Eye for a different perspective of London's scenery!
2+

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What to know about Tower of London

The Tower of London, a medieval castle on the north bank of the River Thames, has shaped British history for nearly 1,000 years. Built by William the Conqueror after the Norman Conquest, this fortress served as a royal residence, prison, and royal palace to monarchs like Henry III, Henry VIII, and Queen Elizabeth I. Explore the White Tower, home to the Royal Armouries, and marvel at the Crown Jewels inside the Jewel House. Visit the Bloody Tower, where mysteries linger, and the Beauchamp Tower, filled with prisoner graffiti. Walk through Tower Green, where executions shaped history, and see the remnants of the Royal Mint and Royal Menagerie. Stroll the Outer Ward, past the City Wall, and enter through Traitors’ Gate. Discover the Wakefield Tower, Lion Tower, and stunning views of Tower Bridge. With ties to Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, and the throne, the Tower remains a must-visit. Join a Yeoman Warders tour, hear tales of kings, princes, and dukes, and step into England’s past.
Tower of London, Tower Hill, Tower Liberty, Whitechapel, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, GB-TWH, London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

White Tower & British History

Built by William the Conqueror after the Norman Conquest, the White Tower is the heart of this medieval castle. It houses the Royal Armouries and offers insight into British history, serving as both a fortress and a royal residence.

Crown Jewels & Jewel House

The Crown Jewels, displayed in the Jewel House, are among the Tower’s biggest attractions. These symbols of monarchy, used in the State Opening of Parliament, highlight England’s royal palace traditions.

Famous Towers & Prison History

Explore the Bloody Tower, Beauchamp Tower, Wakefield Tower, and Lion Tower, each tied to significant events. Tower Green witnessed the execution of Queen Anne Boleyn, while the Traitors’ Gate saw prisoners brought in from the River Thames. The Royal Mint once operated here, producing England’s currency.

Scenic Views & Surroundings

Walk the defensive walls and outer ward for views of Tower Bridge, the Thames, and the north bank. The palace buildings reflect centuries of architectural evolution, from the city walls to the southwest corner of the fortress.

Additional Experiences

Join a Yeoman Warder tour for tales of kings, queens, and prisoners. Learn about Henry VIII, Henry III, and Prince William’s royal connections. While visiting, explore nearby landmarks like Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace, and historic city rooms.

History & Legacy

The Tower of London has been central to English history, serving as a royal residence, fortress, prison, armory, and treasury. It has seen the imprisonment of Queen Elizabeth I and the execution of Anne Boleyn. Its architecture showcases its long evolution, from the White Tower (built in 1078) to the Waterloo Block (completed in the 19th century).

Local Cuisines

Nearby eateries offer a taste of traditional British cuisine, with favorites like fish and chips, shepherd’s pie, and afternoon tea featuring scones and clotted cream.

Graffiti & Prisoner Marks

Etchings on the Tower’s walls serve as haunting reminders of its past. These inscriptions—some bold, others faint—reflect the resilience of prisoners who sought to leave their mark in history.

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