24 hours
Mobile ticket
Within the ancient Fortress, the Tower of London, visitors can gaze up at the imposing White Tower 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. Tours start every 30 minutes from the Middle Tower and are included in admission.
Visit the Royal Armouries Line of Kings display, the world's longest running museum exhibit, in the iconic White Tower.
Complete your visit on the Tower Wharf overlooking the river Thames, Tower Bridge and Europe's tallest skyscraper, The Shard.
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Access to the Tower and Crown Jewels display
1 hour tour by one of our iconic Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters)
Gratuities
Skip the line access - During busy periods, visitors can expect queues for the Crown Jewels.
This activity ends back at the meeting point.
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.
6,507 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Curiosity02728156001,
Nov 4, 2025
- Tripadvisor
We came to the tower of London to have a look around and it was really interesting and we really enjoyed our visit and we hope to come back very soon. The crown jewels were absolutely amazing. Definitely worth a visit.
jamiebQ4436FV,
Nov 4, 2025
- Tripadvisor
The Tower of London was a great time, seeing the Crown Jewels was amazing. Being an American seeing all of this is all so interesting.
M779JNgabrielg,
Nov 4, 2025
- Tripadvisor
wonderful place had a nice time but make sure not to take photos in the crown room i tried to take a cheeky one and they told me off and made me hurry up to leave
francofellini,
Nov 3, 2025
- Tripadvisor
We attended the Tower of London on 24th October with my wife, daughter and disabled grandson. We were greeted by Mollie at the entrance who gave us some specific information regarding wheelchair access and immediately made us feel at home. We attended the Beefeater tour by Gary. As soon as Gary spotted Oscar, our grandson in his wheelchair, he made sure that Oscar would be able to see and hear everything. His knowledge and humour was fantastic and we have great memories of that day. We bought a Beefeater teddy, whose name, of course, is Gary.
F7780GDamyw,
Nov 3, 2025
- Tripadvisor
Bought my ticket online well in advance, staff on arrival were super helpful as I had a walking stick with me. Went on the 12:15 Yeoman Warder tour, the gentleman we had (Mark) was absolutely fabulous, he had the best stories to tell with just the right level of historical fact, legend and a little bit of gory truth sprinkled in too. The crown jewels exhibit was absolutely stunning but my personal favourites were the poppies display and the marker for the site where Anne Boleyn, Catherine Howard and Jane Grey were executed...to stand in that spot and just have that moment of wondering what those last few moments of life were like for those women was breathtaking. Would recommend but wear much better shoes than I did 😁
lizl486,
Nov 2, 2025
- Tripadvisor
My daughter and I visited the Tower mainly to see the poppies. Both my mum and grandma loved poppies so we felt we just had to go. They are beautiful and very moving and to see service men moved to tears by them made it even more poignant. We had a very interesting day the Tower its self is so interesting. Not been there for 40.years when my daughter was 10. We went on the Friday of half term. We didn't queue at all apart from the one of the towers and even that was very a very short time. Everything is so well organised. All the beefeaters and volunteers extremely helpful. Didn't eat there.
PAULAJ2027,
Nov 2, 2025
- Tripadvisor
I would give yourself at least three hours to explore this historical place. So much to see. Each building had different features. The Crown Jewels exhibit was incredible. Well worth the money for this exhibition.
RLBAllen,
Nov 1, 2025
- Tripadvisor
After a day of museums and galleries, we weren't fully sure if we'd overdone it with our teenage kids, however the Tower very deservedley earns it's number 1 slot of things to do in London. Fantasically maintained, everythign so clean. And between the crown jewels, walking the wall perimetrer with smaller towers (prison, torture etc) then the big main arsenal tower gives great variety. The staff/beefaters are all fantatsic too. Tip would be to get in for 10am, give yourself 3 hours and leave for lunch soemwhere nearby - it wasd definitely busy when we left. Also good value if you've got the 2for1 with the national rail tickets
Judy A,
Nov 1, 2025
- Viator
It was great. Audioguide was confusing. We didn’t always know what we were looking at or hearing about. Overall the experience was incredible.
susanfV543DF,
Oct 31, 2025
- Tripadvisor
Excellent visit. Beefeater (AJ) was fantastic. Her knowledge about the Tower and its history was exceptional. She kept young and old listening to her every word. She was happy to allow people to take photographs with her. The Crown Jewels were a sight to behold. Young and old we all enjoyed the visit. .
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