Are all areas of the attraction accessible by wheelchair?

No, all areas are not wheelchair accessible. Due to the nature of the historic buildings, some may not be accessible to wheelchair users. But the Jewel House, which houses the Crown Jewels, has level access and there is a moving walkway (‘travelator’) alongside the Crown Jewels. But they're happy to stop the travelator for you to cross.There is also a lift in the White Tower. Ramps can also be found at the New Armouries Cafe and near the Raven Shop.

Can wheelchairs be rented? If so, what is the cost?

Yes, wheelchairs can be rented. The cost is £1 per rental.

Do you offer special assistance for visitors in the wheelchair?

No, special assistance is not available.

Is Tower of London wheelchair friendly?

Yes, Tower of London is wheelchair friendly and has accessible toilets. Due to the nature of the historic buildings, some may not be accessible to wheelchair users. But the Jewel House, which houses the Crown Jewels, has level access and there is a moving walkway (‘travelator’) alongside the Crown Jewels. But they're happy to stop the travelator for you to cross.There is also a lift in the White Tower. Ramps can also be found at the New Armouries Cafe and near the Raven Shop.

Is Tower of London baby friendly?

Yes, there are baby changing facilities. The baby-changing facilities are found at Brick Tower with the toilets.

Are all areas of the attraction accessible with a pushchair?

No, not all areas are pushchair friendly. Due to the cobbled ground, not all of the Tower of London is pushchair friendly.Pushchairs are also not allowed in the White Tower, but there are buggy parks at the entrance where you can leave them.

Is there a restroom for mothers that are breastfeeding?

No, there are no breastfeeding rooms available.

No, Tower of London have stated they are not dog friendly. Assistance/Guide Dogs only.

Is there food and drink available to buy?

Yes there is dining and snack options. You can grab something to eat at New Armouries Cafe which is inside the Tower. As well as Ravens Cafe, Jewels Kiosk, Carts (which is seasonal) and the Tower of London Cafe.

Can visitors bring their own food?

No, guest are not allowed to bring their own food You cannot bring any food or drinks inside the Tower of London, but there are spaces outside where you can enjoy a picnic.

What is the Tower of London famous for?

It is best known for as being a place prisoners were held and for being one of the most secure castles in the UK. Many important royal documents and jewels have been stored here over centuries.

What is the legend about Ravens at the Tower Of London?

Legend says that the kingdom and Tower of London will fall if the 6 resident ravens leave.

Can I see the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London?

Yes, you are able to see the Crown Jewels when you visit the Tower of London. They would only not be available if there is a special royal ceremony or event happening where they were needed.

No, there is no parking. There is no onsite parking, but the nearest car park is the Tower Hill Coach and Car Park (a 2-minute walk).

Does your attraction offer private hire, for parties or events?

No, there is no private hire at Tower of London.

Do visitors need to pre-book time slots or tickets to get into the attraction?

Yes, Tower of London had stated that you will need to pre-book. Pre-booking ensures the best availability and price. We suggest booking in advance!

Are there toilets available?

Yes, there are toilets available to the public. You can find toilet facilities are Brick Tower, Salt Tower and Cradle Tower.

Are there baby changing facilities available?

Yes, there are baby changing facilities available

Are there accessible toilets?

Yes, there are accessible toilets available Accessible toilets are found at Brick tower and Cradle Tower. There is also a changing places toilet on the ground floor lobby at the New Armouries building.

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About Tower of London

The Tower of London, located in Tower Hamlets, is one of London’s most iconic historic attractions and a brilliant family day out for curious kids. This UNESCO World Heritage Site has been a royal palace, secure fortress, prison, armoury and home to the dazzling Crown Jewels. If you’re looking for a London attraction packed with history, mystery and unforgettable stories, the Tower of London is a must-visit.

Meet the Beefeaters
Don't forget to say hello to the Yeoman Warders, affectionately known as Beefeaters. They're not just guards; they're living historians, full of wit and wisdom. Their guided tours are informative and entertaining, filled with intriguing stories of intrigue, betrayal, and historical events that have shaped British history!
See the Crown Jewels
Prepare to be dazzled by the Crown Jewels! Marvel at the stunning diamonds, rubies, and sapphires that adorn the royal regalia. It's a rare chance to see such breathtaking treasures up close.
Families can marvel at the breathtaking beauty of the crowns, sceptres, and orbs, including the world-famous Koh-i-Noor diamond.
Meet The Ravens
The resident ravens of the Tower of London are an attraction in their own right! According to legend, the kingdom will fall if the ravens ever leave the Tower, so they are carefully looked after by dedicated Ravenmasters. Families can meet these intelligent birds and learn about the myths and legends surrounding them. The presence of the ravens adds an element of mystery and intrigue to the Tower, and children will love watching their antics as they explore the grounds.

Attraction Details

Opening Times

Regular Times

Monday, 10:00 - 17:30
Tuesday, 09:00 - 17:30
Wednesday, 09:00 - 17:30
Thursday, 09:00 - 17:30
Friday, 09:00 - 17:30
Saturday, 09:00 - 17:30
Sunday, 10:00 - 17:30

Tuesday–Saturday 09:00–17:30 and Sunday–Monday 10:00–17:30, with last entry at 16:30 and the last Yeoman Warder guided tour at 15:15

Closed

24–26 December and 1 January

Plan Your Visit

Typical visit time 3 - 4 hours

Suitable for Kids and Adults too

FAQs

Directions

Tower of London

Historic Royal Palaces, The Tower Of London, Tower Hill, London, Greater London, EC3N 4AB, England

Tel: 08444827777

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Last updated: 10:59 30/07/2026

We recommend travelling via public transport to the Tower of London, due to the limited parking available.

By Tube

The nearest tube station is Tower Hill Station, which is a short 5-minute walk away.

By Train

Make your way from any of London's train stations to London Bridge, Liverpool Street, or Waterloo, which are connected to the Tower of London.

From London Bridge Station: Take the Northern Line to Bank Station and transfer to the District or Circle Line to Tower Hill.

From Liverpool Street Station: Take the Circle Line directly to Tower Hill.

From Waterloo Station: Take the Jubilee Line to Westminster and transfer to the District or Circle Line to Tower Hill.

By Bus

There are multiple London buses that stop near the Tower of London:

Route 15: Stops at Tower Hill/Tower Gateway.

Route 42: Stops at Tower Bridge Road.

Route 78: Stops at Tower Bridge Road.

Route 100: Stops at the Tower of London.

Tower of London

About Tower of London

Meet the Beefeaters

See the Crown Jewels

Meet The Ravens

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