What to do near Tower Bridge?

Top attractions near Tower Bridge include visiting the Tower of London, exploring the Tower Bridge Experience's high-level walkways and engine rooms, and taking in views from the Sky Garden. Nearby, visitors can explore Borough Market, see the Golden Hinde, visit Southwark Cathedral, or experience the London Bridge Experience.
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Is Tower Bridge worth visiting?

Yes, Tower Bridge is generally considered worth visiting, especially for the iconic views from its high-level glass walkways and the chance to explore the Victorian Engine Rooms, offering a great mix of history, engineering, and stunning city panoramas, though it's best to factor in time and pre-book tickets to avoid queues.
 
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How much time do you need at Tower Bridge?

How long does it take to visit Tower Bridge? 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.
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What to do inside a tower bridge?

Explore inside Tower Bridge
  • 1North Tower. Begin your visit by walking up the North Tower. ...
  • 2The Walkways. Discover our two High-Level Walkways and take in the breath-taking panoramic views of east and west London from 42 metres above the River Thames. ...
  • 3South Tower. ...
  • 4The Blue Line. ...
  • 5Engine Rooms.
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What tourist attractions are near Tower Bridge?

Things to do near Tower Bridge
  • A Brief Guide to Tower Bridge. Built in the late 19th Century, Tower Bridge is one of those great London attractions you can visit for free. ...
  • The View from The Shard. ...
  • St Paul's Cathedral. ...
  • Borough Market. ...
  • The Tower of London. ...
  • Whitechapel. ...
  • The Monument.
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Things to Do Near Tower of London | London Travel Guide | London Travel Tips

Does it cost money to walk on Tower Bridge?

It's free to walk across the main level of Tower Bridge, but there's a fee to access the high-level walkways, glass floor, and engine rooms, which are part of the Tower Bridge Exhibition. You pay for the full experience, including the panoramic views from the top and the history inside the towers. 
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How long does it take to see Crown Jewels?

We recommend setting aside at least 20 minutes to see the Crown Jewels. This may take longer during busy periods. Explore the White Tower and discover Henry VIII's armour.
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Is there a cafe in the Tower of London?

Inside the Tower

At the New Armouries Café we offer a large range of hot meals, as well as soup, sandwiches, freshly made paninis, salads and offers for children. Pop in for a hot drink with a croissant or pastry. NGCI, vegan and vegetarian offer available.
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Is it worth seeing the Crown Jewels?

The Crown Jewels is a definite must-see – it's home to an impressive collection of diamond-encrusted state crowns alongside many other precious treasures, from historic gold chalices to royal robes.
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Why can't you take pictures of the Crown Jewels in the Tower of London?

For religious or security reasons, photography is not allowed in the following areas: The Jewel House. The Chapel of St. John (in the White Tower)
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Can you touch the Crown Jewels?

They have been kept in the Tower of London under lock and key since the 1600s2 and only three people are allowed to touch them – the monarch, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the crown jeweller.
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Where is Kohinoor kept in London?

Today, the diamond is on public display in the Jewel House at the Tower of London.
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Can you take pics of the Crown Jewels?

Photography is not allowed in the Jewel House. See Crown Jewels access information on our accessibility page.
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What time of day is best to visit Tower of London?

Best time to visit the Tower of London

Arriving early in the morning or late afternoon ensures a more efficient exploration. Weekend: Visiting the Tower of London on weekends offers a vibrant atmosphere, allowing you to experience the iconic castle alongside locals and fellow tourists, enhancing the lively ambiance.
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Do you need tickets to see the Crown Jewels?

A ticket includes entry to: All open public areas of the Tower including: The Crown Jewels, The White Tower, Battlements, Bloody Tower, Torture at the Tower exhibition, Fusiliers Museum, and Royal Mint exhibition.
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What is the best time to visit London Bridge?

Aim to visit Tower Bridge on a weekday (Monday to Friday) to avoid the heaviest weekend crowds. The best time of day is immediately at 9:30am opening or in the late afternoon, after 4pm. Crowds tend to peak between 11am and 3pm.
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What is the 2 for 1 offer at the Tower of London?

Buy one full-price adult ticket and get another individual ticket to the same palace for free. The coupon is not valid alongside any other offers. This offer is only valid for a standard daytime admission only and doesn't include evening events.
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What time will Tower Bridge open today?

Open daily: 09:30 to 18:00.
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How to have fun in London for free?

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.
 
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