Do you need advance tickets for Tower of London?

You can purchase tickets on the day, however these are more expensive than buying online in advance. There are also often long queues for the ticket booth as the attraction is very popular,

Are Tower of London tickets timed?

Guests can spend as long as they like at the attraction from open until close. Opening times vary throughout the year so double-check when planning your visit.

Do I have to print the Tower of London tickets?

You have the option of either printing your tickets at home or simply scanning them on your phone or another device on the day.

Do Tower of London tickets sell out?

The Tower of London does have a limited daily capacity for guests so purchasing your tickets in advance and reserving a date will guarantee that you will be allowed access. If you attempt to purchase your tickets on the day from the ticket office you may miss out.

Does Tower of London ticket include a full day ticket?

Standard Tower of London tickets allow you one full days access to the attraction until closing time. Opening times vary throughout the year, find further details on these in our ticket terms and conditions here.

Should I buy tickets in advance for Tower of London?

Purchasing your Tower of London tickets in advance often means you will get a much better price. It also means you won't need to spend time queuing at the ticket office on the day of your visit.

What is the Tower of London?

The Tower of London is a historic castle located in central London on the north bank of the River Thames. Full of history, dark secrets and precious jewels, it is an eye-opening look into London's past.

How to get to the Tower of London?

The nearest underground station is Tower Hill (5 minute walk) and the nearest train station is Fenchurch Street (8 minute walk). The Tower of London is located in the London borough of Tower Hamlets and has a postcode of EC3N 4AB.

Does the Tower of London have disable access?

There are facilities and guides available for people with various disabilities. Wheelchairs are also available for hire on-site.

Can I bring food into the Tower of London?

Food and drink is not permitted inside any of the on-site buildings except for designated areas.

There is free wifi available, so you can share your experience with your family and friends.

Are there baby-changing facilities?

Yes, there are baby-changing facilities at the Tower of London.

Yes, there are toilets at the Tower of London.

Is there anywhere to leave luggage/bags at the Tower of London?

No, there are no facilities for ticket holders to leave any luggage or bags during their visit.

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Learn and discover the Tower’s history with a Beefeater tour with a Yeoman Warder
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Enjoy entry to the White Tower, Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula Battlements, Medieval Palace, Bloody Tower, Torture at the Tower exhibition, Fusiliers Museum and Royal Mint exhibition

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Explore London’s iconic castle and discover a thousand years of history. You'll get up close to the Crown Jewels, meet the infamous Tower Ravens and hear the captivating stories of the Yeoman Warders. Buy a Tower of London admission ticket today and experience the Tower like never before.

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Built in the 11th century, the Tower of London has been a central part of London life for centuries. With many uses throughout history, the Tower has earned a chilling reputation for being a formidable Castle and one that Londoners would have trembled at the sight of.

Once home to wild animals, ‘the royal beasts’, the Royal Mint and a prison, there is much British history to uncover at the Tower of London.

Highlights Include:

Beefeaters: The Tower of London is famously guarded by Yeoman Warders who were once used to keep the prisoners inside the Tower safe. Now, you will find them outside the Crown Jewels, keeping a watchful eye on the Tower’s proceedings.

The Crown Jewels: These dazzling diamond-encrusted masterpieces are a must-see part of the Tower of London and won’t leave you disappointed. Owned by some of the most famous monarchs in royal British history, you will get to see which Crown was worn by which Queen or King. You’ll even get to see King Charles lII’s exquisite Imperial State Crown worn at the State Openings of Parliament.

Royal Beasts: Exhibition Once home to a vast array of wild animals, the Tower of London houses the interactive Royal Beasts Exhibition to give visitors an insight into this fascinating part of history. From lions to baboons (and even a polar bear!), many royal beasts called the Tower of London home.

The Line of Kings: See historic armours including those of Henry VIII, Charles I and James II. These are set in a parade along side beautifully-carved horses. Dating back to the 17th century, the Line of Kings is one of the earliest museum exhibits. You wont see any Queens or less popular monarchs in this exhibit, as they didn't play a part in the royal message that the monarchy wanted to give early Tower visitors.

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Terms and conditions for Tower of London Tickets

The last Yeoman Warder tour starts at 2.30 pm (winter), 3.30 pm (summer).
All internal buildings close 30 minutes after the last admission.
Opening Times (subject to change): 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (Last admission 3 pm).
Once booked changes are not permitted.
Cancellation Policy: Your tickets can be cancelled free of charge up to 72 hours before the tour date. No refunds are given for cancellations made within 72 hours.

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Do you need advance tickets for Tower of London?

You can purchase tickets on the day, however these are more expensive than buying online in advance. There are also often long queues for the ticket booth as the attraction is very popular,
Are Tower of London tickets timed?

Guests can spend as long as they like at the attraction from open until close. Opening times vary throughout the year so double-check when planning your visit.
Do I have to print the Tower of London tickets?

You have the option of either printing your tickets at home or simply scanning them on your phone or another device on the day.
Do Tower of London tickets sell out?

The Tower of London does have a limited daily capacity for guests so purchasing your tickets in advance and reserving a date will guarantee that you will be allowed access. If you attempt to purchase your tickets on the day from the ticket office you may miss out.
Does Tower of London ticket include a full day ticket?

Standard Tower of London tickets allow you one full days access to the attraction until closing time. Opening times vary throughout the year, find further details on these in our ticket terms and conditions here.
Should I buy tickets in advance for Tower of London?

Purchasing your Tower of London tickets in advance often means you will get a much better price. It also means you won't need to spend time queuing at the ticket office on the day of your visit.

General Information

What is the Tower of London?

The Tower of London is a historic castle located in central London on the north bank of the River Thames. Full of history, dark secrets and precious jewels, it is an eye-opening look into London's past.

Location

How to get to the Tower of London?

The nearest underground station is Tower Hill (5 minute walk) and the nearest train station is Fenchurch Street (8 minute walk). The Tower of London is located in the London borough of Tower Hamlets and has a postcode of EC3N 4AB.

Accessibility

Does the Tower of London have disable access?

There are facilities and guides available for people with various disabilities. Wheelchairs are also available for hire on-site.

Food & Drink

Can I bring food into the Tower of London?

Food and drink is not permitted inside any of the on-site buildings except for designated areas.

Facilities & Amenities

Is there Wifi?

There is free wifi available, so you can share your experience with your family and friends.
Are there baby-changing facilities?

Yes, there are baby-changing facilities at the Tower of London.
Are there toilets?

Yes, there are toilets at the Tower of London.
Is there anywhere to leave luggage/bags at the Tower of London?

No, there are no facilities for ticket holders to leave any luggage or bags during their visit.