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Tower of London see the Crown Jewels

Don't miss the opportunity to visit one of London's key attractions...
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  • Adult €41,30
  • Child 5-15 €20,90
  • Senior 65+ €33,00
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Tower of London see the Crown Jewels

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.

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. You’ll get the chance to see these iconic Warders, helping you to discover more about this historic landmark on London’s north bank.

Go past the Yeoman Warders and have the special chance to see the majestic 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 Queen Elizabeth II’s exquisite Imperial State Crown worn at the State Openings of Parliament.

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.

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.

 The tower of London, with Westminster Abbey and Kensington Palace, represents a symbol of the English history and monarchy. 

Highlights

  • It allows you to reduce waitings.
  • Activities for children.
  • Live Historical re-enactments. 
  • It's easy! Everything is arranged and organized to be used without difficulties.

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  • Tower of London

    Nearest Underground: Tower Hill
    Nearest Train Station: Fenchurch Street or London Bridge
    Bus Routes: 15, 42, 78, 100

Opening times and days:

From 1/3 to 31/10 Tue-Sat:9.00-17.30. Sun-Mon:10.00-17.30
(last admission at 17.00).

From 1/11 to 28/2 Tue-Sat:9.00-16.30. sun-Mon:10.00-16.30.
(last admission at 16.00)

Closed 1/1, 24/12, 25/12, 26/12.

 
What is included

Trasport

  • Not included 

Admissions

  • The Tower of London 
  • Crown Jewels 
  • White Tower

 Other services

  •  Guided tour led by a Yeoman Warder (English) 

Subway Stop: Tower Hill River Ferry stop: Tower Pier

What to do and to see at the Tower of London.

The Crown Jewels
The Crown Jewels, part of the Royal Collection, are still worn by The Queen during the official occasions! They include some of the most extraordinary diamonds of the world.

Coins and Kings: the Tower's Mint
Discover people and stories behind the coins made for over 500 years.

Kings' dinastic line
Welcome to the most famous royal saga of the world: admire the armied kings near their steeds...

Royal beasts
For over 600 years, exotic animals were kept in the Tower

Yeoman Warders
Tour with a Yeoman Warder. The so called "Beefeaters" have always been symbols of London and Great Britain.

The White Tower
The White Tower, one of the most famous buildings all over the world, was built to inspire fear. A warning to those who didn't want to submit to the royal power!

The imperial ravens
According to the legend: "if the ravens leave the Tower, the kingdom will fall". Come and see whith your own eyes...but don't let them escape!

The fusilier museum
The Fusilier Museum tells the history of the British regiment, founded by King James II in 1685.

Tower Green
Explore the place where 2 wives of Henry VIII were executed for "State reasons".

The medieval palace
Discover the luxury customs and traditions!

ATTENZIONE. Visitatori con mobilità ridotta.

The Tower of London welcomes all visitors and aims to make everyone’s day out successful and enjoyable.
However the Tower of London is an historic building with difficult stairs and passageways and wheelchair access is limited. There are a large number of steps throughout the Tower with cobbles laid in some of the surfaces and pathways. There are some low doorways.
The Jewel House and the Crown Jewels are totally accessible by everyone.

 
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