Enjoy standard entry to the Tower of London, giving you time to explore the historic fortress and see the Crown Jewels.
Step back nearly 1,000 years into the heart of London’s most iconic landmark with The Tower of London Historic Fortress and Crown Jewels Experience. Discover how this ancient stronghold evolved from a royal palace and fortress into a notorious prison and repository for the Crown Jewels. Throughout your visit you will uncover fascinating stories of kings, queens and events that shaped British history.
This self-guided experience lets you explore vast medieval walls, remarkable exhibition spaces and royal artefacts at your own pace. With access to centuries of history from the White Tower to the Bloody Tower and beyond, this visit offers both breadth and depth into the life of one of the world’s most significant fortresses.
Your visit begins at the historic Tower grounds, where you can enter buildings and courtyards that have stood since the Norman Conquest. Explore the White Tower, the oldest part of the site, home to spectacular royal armours and interactive displays. Step into the Bloody Tower and learn the stories behind some of the most intriguing figures and mysteries in Tower history.
The highlight for many is the world-famous Crown Jewels collection, a dazzling assembly of precious stones and royal regalia that have played a central role in coronations, ceremonies and state occasions for centuries. Meet the legendary Yeoman Warders, also known as Beefeaters, who bring Tower stories to life with history and humour. Don’t forget to seek out the famous Tower Ravens, whose presence is said to guard the fate of the nation.
The Tower of London is located in Central London (Tower Hill, EC3N 4AB), close to Tower Hill Underground Station and several bus routes. Opening hours vary by season, but most visitors plan to spend 2 to 4 hours exploring the grounds, exhibitions and displays.
Accessibility information and any seasonal exhibitions or special displays can be checked directly on arrival. A self-guided experience allows you to move at your own pace, making it ideal for families, independent travellers and history enthusiasts alike.
Most visitors spend between 2 and 4 hours exploring the Tower, depending on interest level and walking pace.
Yes, your visit includes access to the Crown Jewels exhibition, where you can see the royal regalia and ceremonial pieces.
Photography is generally permitted in most areas, but some exhibitions may restrict flash or specific angles. Please follow the signage and staff instructions.
Yes, the Tower of London is family-friendly, but some content related to its history may be more suitable for older children. Children under 5 enter free with a paying adult.
The Tower is easily reached from Tower Hill Underground Station (Circle and District Lines). There are also frequent bus services nearby.
Audio guides are not included in this ticket package. You can explore with printed guides or audio guides purchased on site if available.
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