Your ticket confirmation: Your ticket is valid on your nominated date, or on any other date during normal hours, for up to 60 days afterwards. You will receive an email confirmation at time of booking with your ticket voucher included. A printed copy of this voucher must be presented on arrival at the venue, on the day of your activity. You may be refused entry if you do not present a printed copy of your voucher. Cancellation Policy: Tickets are not refundable. All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties. Opening times: The Tower of London is open daily except between 24-26 December and on 01 January. During the summer season, last admission is at 17:00 and the buildings inside close at 17:30. Summer (01 March - 31 October) Tuesday-Saturday: 09:00-17:30 Sunday-Monday: 10:00-17:30 Last admission: 17:00 Winter (01 November - 28 February) Tuesday-Saturday: 09:00-16:30 Sunday-Monday: 10:00-16:30 Last admission: 16:00

The Tower of London

Visit the Tower of London and discover its fascinating history – from beheadings to zoos to the Crown Jewels, this commanding fortress has seen it all.

The dazzling Crown Jewels are a must-see attraction at the Tower of London and you will discover the history behind these priceless royal treasures, like the Sovereign’s Sceptre and the plush Imperial State Crown, worn by the Queen at each State Opening of Parliament.

The White Tower is a massive fortress built by William the Conqueror. It was designed to strike fear into unruly citizens and foreign invaders. You can venture inside and discover a treasure trove.

Take a walk with one of the Yeoman Warders AKA ‘Beefeaters’ – these guardians of the tower will entertain with stories of intrigue, giving fascinating accounts of life hundreds of years ago.

The Tower of London was once a bustling zoo because exotic animals were given as royal gifts, and were kept for entertainment. This part of its history is recreated in the Royal Beasts exhibition.

This exhibition explores the story of the Tower as a working Mint until 1812. Installations and displays reveals the lives of people of Mint Street and the hard work used in producing coins.

Your ticket is valid on your nominated date, or on any other date during normal hours, for up to 60 days afterwards.

Location:Tower of London, London, EC3N 4AB

Nearest station:Tower Hill

The Tower of London

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