Around Tower Bridge, you can explore the historic Tower of London, walk across the high-level glass floors for panoramic views inside the Tower Bridge Exhibition, and tour the WWII warship HMS Belfast. Enjoy scenic riverside strolls, visit Borough Market for food, and see skyline views from The Shard or the Sky Garden.
Where is Big Ben in London? It's near Westminster Bridge in central London and is easily accessible from Westminster Station. You can also explore the surrounding area, which includes owning Street, Westminster Hall, Westminster Pier and the iconic Victoria Tower.
The Keys, more frequently known as the Yeoman Warders Club, is a non-public pub in the Tower of London, in England, open only to the members of the Yeomen Warders, and their guests.
London offers tons of free fun, from world-class museums (British Museum, V&A, Natural History Museum, Tate Modern) and iconic parks (Hyde Park, Regent's Park, Richmond Park with deer) to stunning views (Sky Garden, Primrose Hill) and vibrant markets (Borough, Camden, Portobello). You can also explore diverse neighborhoods like Shoreditch for street art, walk the South Bank for riverside sights, catch free concerts, or see street performers in Covent Garden.
Your timed entry ticket allows you plenty of time to explore the Bridge's Towers, High-Level Walkways and Engine Rooms. It is recommended to allow approximately one hour to 90 minutes for your visit.
£1000 is a decent amount of spending money for a week in London if your accom is already paid for. Of course, it depends on what you like to do — if you love culture and the arts, you can immerse yourself in galleries and museums for the week without paying a penny.
Yes, watching the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace in London is completely free, with no tickets or booking required to see the soldiers hand over duties, making it a popular free attraction. You can view it from various locations like the palace gates, The Mall, or St James's Palace, though it gets very crowded at the palace itself.
Can you still buy ceramic poppies from Tower of London?
Hi there, the poppies in this display are on loan from the Imperial War Museum, they will be returned to Imperial War Museums after the display and will not be available to purchase.
