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The East Gate will remain closed due to maintainance work until the 14 March. Please enter the Tower of London at the West Entrance, via Tower Hill.
The Tower of London’s opening dates and times vary throughout the year.
The regular operating times:
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 2:30 pm
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 2:30 pm
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 2:30 pm
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 2:30 pm
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
Closed on the following dates:
The Tower of London is a 900-year-old castle and fortress situated on the north bank of the River Thames. It is one of the most significant historic sites in the British capital, and one of the country’s most iconic structures.
The Tower of London was originally founded by William the Conqueror, following his successful invasion of England in 1066.
The oldest part of the Tower was thought to have been built in 1078.
It was designed to be an impregnable fortress and a royal residence.
It’s recommended to allow 3 hours for your visit to the Tower of London. However, if you want to stay longer, you are able to stay for as long as you like within the Tower of London opening hours on your date of visit.
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