• Tower of London - Within the ancient Fortress, the Tower of London, visitors can gaze up at the imposing White Tower, tiptoe through a king’s medieval bedchamber and marvel at the priceless Crown Jewels. Hear bloody tales of the Tower told by the Yeoman Warders; stand where famous heads rolled and discover where prisoners and exotic animals including a polar bear were kept.

Tower of London Beefeater tours are included in admission and are open to all visitors that day. They commence every 30 minutes from the Tower of London moat. The meeting point and next tour is signposted upon entry, but a member of the Tower of London admissions team will be on hand to assist you should you struggle to locate the meeting point.

• Access to the Tower and the Crown Jewels exhibit
• Guided tour by an iconic Yeoman Warder (Beefeater)

• Gratuities
• Skip the line access - During busy periods, visitors can expect queues for the Crown Jewels.

Within the historic fortress, the Tower of London, guests can look up at the stunning White Tower and wonder at the invaluable Crown Jewels.

Listen to the gory tales of the Tower narrated by the Yeoman Warders; stand on the spot where famous heads were beheaded and find out where prisoners and exotic creatures, including a polar bear, were housed. Tours begin every half an hour from the Middle Tower and are part of the entrance fee.

Witness the Royal Armouries Line of Kings display, the globe’s longest ongoing gallery exhibit, situated in the noteworthy White Tower.
End your exploration of the Tower on the Tower Wharf overlooking the River Thames, Tower Bridge and Europe’s highest skyscraper, The Shard.

• Tower of London Beefeater tours are included in admission and are open to all visitors that day. They commence every 30 minutes from the Tower of London moat. The meeting point and next tour is signposted upon entry, but a member of the Tower of London admissions team will be on hand to assist you should you struggle to locate the meeting point.
• A gun salute is scheduled to take place at the Tower of London on the 8th September 2025 from 12:00 – 13:30. The Tower of London will still be open to visitors on this day, but the main entrance and Tower Wharf will be closed whilst the gun salute is taking place. If you have booked for a visit between 12:00 – 13:30, please be advised that our Front of House Team will admit you at any time between 10:00 – 12:00 or 13:30 – 15:30.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.