Tower of London Tickets

Discover nearly 1,000 years of London's fascinating and gruesome history at this world-famous attraction

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An ancient UNESCO castle: Discover millennia of shocking stories and gruesome tales contained within the ancient stone walls of this historic castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Centre and one of London’s most famous historical spots.
See the authentic Crown Jewels: Marvel at the famous Crown Jewels, a remarkable collection of royal treasures containing some of the world’s most exceptional diamonds, displayed in the historic Jewel House.
Beefeater Tour with Yeoman Warders: Gain insider knowledge of the Tower’s morbid history and its current residents with a guided tour from a Yeoman Warder, also known as a Beefeater.
Royal Armoury Exhibition, The Line of Kings: View an impressive collection of historic armour in The Line of Kings exhibition, a 350-year-old exhibition that includes the armour of Henry VIII and Charles I.
An interactive historical experience: Explore the Medieval Palace and Cradle Tower through interactive multisensory displays and storytelling that bring to life the kings and queens who built and inhabited them.
The Tower Remembers: the ceramic poppy display: See nearly 30,000 ceramic poppies that mark the 80th anniversary of the end of WW2 in this striking Remembrance Day installation, running from 6th May until Armistice Day on 11th Nov 2025

What's included

Entry to the Tower of London and The Crown Jewels
Access to Beefeaters Tours

Audio guides

Upon booking you receive via email an instant order confirmation from VisitBritain and a second email with the e-ticket including a QR code.

Children information

Children under 5 go in for free
Children 17 years old and younger must be accompanied by a paying adult
ID may be required for older children (aged 16 - 17)

Accessibility information

The Tower of London provides dedicated facilities and wheelchair for free of charge for customers with disability or mobility issues
Free entry tickets for carers are available - these can be obtained on the day of your visit upon presentation of proof of supporting documents, such as a Blue Badge, Freedom Pass, PIP letter or DLA letter
Guide dogs are welcome
British Sign Language (BSL) and audio descriptive tours available
Blue Badge parking bays can be found nearby in Tower Hill Coach and Car Park
Lanyards available for those with hidden disabilities to access assistance
Please contact us should you require further information regarding accessibility for this attraction or download the Access Guide here

Tower of London ticket restrictions

Concession tickets are available only to senior in possession of a valid ID
Please be aware that both planned and unexpected closures or temporary limitations to the visit’s route may occur. Please contact us for the latest updates

The Tower of London’s opening dates and times vary throughout the year.

The regular operating times:

1 November - 23 December
- Sundays and Mondays: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm. Last admission: 3:00 pm
- Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. Last admission: 3:00 pm
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 2:30 pm
27 - 31 December
- Daily: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. Last admission: 3:00 pm
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 2:30 pm
2 January - 10 February
- Sundays and Mondays: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm. Last admission: 3:00 pm
- Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. Last admission: 3:00 pm
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 2:30 pm
11 - 28 February
- Daily: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. Last admission: 15:00
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 2:30 pm
1 March
- 9:00 am - 5:30 pm. Last admission: 3:30 pm
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
2 - 10 March
- Sundays and Mondays: 10:00am - 5:30 pm. Last admission: 3:30 pm
- Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm. Last admission: 3:30 pm
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
11 - 31 March
- Sundays and Mondays: 10:00am - 5:30 pm. Last admission: 3:30 pm
- Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm. Last admission: 3:30 pm
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
1 - 14 April
- Daily: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm. Last admission: 4:30 pm
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
15 April - 20 July
- Sundays and Mondays: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm. Last admission: 4:30 pm
- Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm. Last admission: 4:30 pm
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
21 July - 31 August
- Daily: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm. Last admission: 4:30 pm
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
1 September - 26 October
- Sundays and Mondays: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm. Last admission: 4:30 pm
- Tuesday to Saturday: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm. Last admission: 4:30 pm
- Last Yeoman Warder guided tour (included in your ticket): 3:30 pm
27 - 31 October
- 9:00 - 4:30 pm. Last admission: 3:00 pm

Closed on the following dates:

24 - 26 December
1 January

How to get there

Address: Tower of London, London, EC3N 4AB
Nearest tube station: Tower Hill

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Tower of London?

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.
Who built the Tower of London?

The Tower of London was originally founded by William the Conqueror, following his successful invasion of England in 1066.
When was the Tower of London built?

The oldest part of the Tower was thought to have been built in 1078.
Why was the Tower of London built?

It was designed to be an impregnable fortress and a royal residence.
How long do you need to visit the Tower of London?

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.
Do you have to book Tower of London in advance?
No, you receive an email with the e-ticket including a QR code which you can download to your mobile phone or print out to show when visiting the attraction.
Do you have to pay extra to see the crown jewels at the Tower of London?
Access to see the Crown Jewels is included with a ticket to the Tower of London.
What is the best time of day to visit the Tower of London?

We recommend you visit early morning soon after opening time (9:00am) to avoid crowds, especially if you want to view the Crown Jewels. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings from November to March tend to be the quietest visiting times.
Are the Crown Jewels still in the Tower of London?

Yes, the Crown Jewels have been stored and displayed at the Tower of London since 1661, continuing a long tradition.
Can you take photos of the Crown Jewels?

No, photography is not allowed in the Jewel House where the Crown Jewels are displayed.
Is there a café in the Tower of London?

Yes, there is a café in the New Armouries building, serving freshly made hot meals and tasty snacks.
What is included in my Tower of London ticket?

Your ticket includes access to the Crown Jewels exhibition, Yeoman Warder (Beefeater) tours, the White Tower, Tower Green, and all buildings within the fortress walls.
Can you take a backpack into the Tower of London?

No, there are no left luggage facilities and large bags are not permitted in the Tower of London. The Tower has no cloakroom, so luggage is generally not allowed inside.
Is entry to Tower Bridge free?

Tower Bridge is a separate attraction from the Tower of London and requires its own paid ticket to access the exhibition and glass floor walkways.
When are the poppies out at Tower of London?

A new commemorative display of ceramic poppies will run from 6 May to 11 November 2025 to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. You’ll need a Tower of London ticket to see the main display.
Can you bring food into the Tower of London?

Outside food and drinks are restricted inside the Tower of London, though there is a café on-site for refreshments.