Tower of London Tickets

• Go solo or take a guided tour of one of London's most fascinating and historic attractions

• See The White Tower's treasures, including Henry VIII's XXXL suit of armor in the Royal Armouries collection

• Witness St John's Chapel on the first floor, which dates back to 1080. This makes it the oldest church in London!

• Take a tour and learn how the tower went from royal residence to mint, menagerie, armory, observatory and the home of the Crown Jewels

• Booking Tower of London tickets online will save you time and money on the day of your visit

Getting Tower of London tickets is as easy as predicting a British rain shower. Book in advance and save time on your holiday. There are options to buy guided tour tickets, and you can also combine your visit with another attraction.

Choose the right Tower of London tickets for you:

• Admission to the Tower of London, which comes with the chance to see the authentic Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom, see the famous guardians of the Tower of London (affectionately known as Beefeaters), and visit the Royal Armouries with its collection of armor and weaponry

• Options to combine your ticket with a private tour, a Thames cruise or a ride on the London Eye

• Options to get early access to an opening ceremony and see it all without the crowds

• Children under five can enter for free, no Tower of London tickets ticket needed

• Several buses and trains stop close to the attraction

• Temporary exhibitions may require an extra fee

• The New Armouries Café offers hot meals, including the popular fish and chips

• Not suitable for prams/strollers due to narrow steps and uneven ground

• The London Eye is very close by, so it’s useful to buy a combo ticket for both attractions

Plan on a minimum of 3 hours to see the main highlights of the Tower of London – including the Jewel House, the South Lawn, the Yeoman Warder. You can always stay longer within operating hours if you wish.

While the Tower of London is one of London's top tourist attractions today, it's got a lengthy (and sometimes bloody) history.

The Tower of London has served as a fortress for William the Conqueror, a prison for the likes of Elizabeth I, Lady Jane Grey, Sir Walter Raleigh, and Guy Fawkes, and was even a royal zoo.

At over 1,000 years old, the Tower of London is one of the oldest structures in London. After William the Conqueror's victory in 1070, he began the unprecedented construction of the Tower in the center of London.

London expanded around this significant structure, so you could say the Tower of London is at the heart of the city.

Right on the north bank of the River Thames, it's located right across the river from Tower Bridge, another iconic London landmark.