Are there toilets available?

Yes, there are accessible toilets and baby changing facilities.

Is Tower Bridge baby friendly?

Yes, there are baby changing facilities.

Is there food available to buy?

Tower Bridge has not told us about their dining options.

Is Tower Bridge wheelchair friendly?

Yes, Tower Bridge is wheelchair friendly and has accessible toilets.

Is Tower Bridge pushchair friendly?

Yes, Tower Bridge have stated they are pushchair friendly.

Tower Bridge has not told us if they are dog friendly.

Tower Bridge | Day Out With The Kids

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London Bridge
Indoor
Ages 4+
Tourist Attractions, Museums and Art Galleries

The glass floor in the West Walkway is around 11m long and 2m wide and offers your family the unique perspective of looking down a whopping 42m to the Thames beneath you!

At the other extreme of the structure you can delve into the depths of the historic engine rooms: great staring fare for the smalls and fascinating facts for the older types, with animations and digital displays to help keep them interested. Loads to learn in this bit, if you've a mind to!

You can also choose from a selection of guided tours which range from behind the scenes engineering tours to combination jobs which also take in a trip to the Monument. Ideal for more academic visits so you can get the very most detail and data from the experience. Brilliant for supporting school work!

Plus their photographic exhibition showcases the amazing engineering of 20 other stunning bridges from around the world. We defy you to be unimpressed!

And of course you're in the capital and surrounded by all sorts of things to see and do, so why stop here? Hit up our listings for some more fun to extend your day out a bit further without having to travel far. Enjoy!