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Walk across Tower Bridge and enjoy great views from its glass-floor walkways high above the Thames.

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Tower Bridge in London at sunset, viewed from under an archway.
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Tower Bridge in London with raised bascules, viewed from the River Thames.
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Glass walkway inside Tower Bridge with view of London bus below.
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  • Explore London's iconic Tower Bridge and Engine Room at your own pace, to get first-hand knowledge about this structural marvel.

  • Walk on Tower Bridge's 42-meter-high glass floor to look over the Thames, and see the tallest building in the UK - the 72-storeyed Shard or the high-rise financial center Canary Wharf.

  • Go on to the ingenious mechanics that power Tower Bridge's bascules in the historic Engine Rooms and discover how the bridge works and the people who worked there.

  • Did you know that more than 80 people were needed to maintain the engines and raise the Bridge?

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  • Explore London's iconic Tower Bridge and Engine Room at your own pace, to get first-hand knowledge about this structural marvel.

  • Walk on Tower Bridge's 42-meter-high glass floor to look over the Thames, and see the tallest building in the UK - the 72-storeyed Shard or the high-rise financial center Canary Wharf.

  • Go on to the ingenious mechanics that power Tower Bridge's bascules in the historic Engine Rooms and discover how the bridge works and the people who worked there.

  • Did you know that more than 80 people were needed to maintain the engines and raise the Bridge?

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Tower of London and Tower Bridge in London, England, viewed from the Thames River.
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  • Unlock London's history and landmarks with one affordable ticket to both the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge, situated just moments from each other.

  • Step inside the 1000-year-old UNESCO-listed site and see the Crown Jewels and the Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula – the final resting place of Anne Boleyn.

  • Stroll across Tower Bridge’s 42-meter-high glass walkway and see the original steam engines that once powered the bridge’s bascules.

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  • Unlock London's history and landmarks with one affordable ticket to both the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge, situated just moments from each other.

  • Step inside the 1000-year-old UNESCO-listed site and see the Crown Jewels and the Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula – the final resting place of Anne Boleyn.

  • Stroll across Tower Bridge’s 42-meter-high glass walkway and see the original steam engines that once powered the bridge’s bascules.

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  • Unlock London Eye and Tower Bridge in a single booking and get 5% discount to two centrally located attractions, easily accessible by public transport.

  • Enjoy a 30-min London Eye ride in a climate-controlled pod, taking in 360° views of Big Ben, St. Paul’s, and more.

  • Spot Buckingham Palace and, on a clear day, Windsor Castle from the London Eye’s panoramic vantage point.

  • Step onto Tower Bridge’s 42-meter-high glass walkway for a unique look at the Thames and the city’s skyline.

  • Explore the Victorian Engine Rooms and see the original steam engines that power Tower Bridge’s famous lifts.

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  • Unlock London Eye and Tower Bridge in a single booking and get 5% discount to two centrally located attractions, easily accessible by public transport.

  • Enjoy a 30-min London Eye ride in a climate-controlled pod, taking in 360° views of Big Ben, St. Paul’s, and more.

  • Spot Buckingham Palace and, on a clear day, Windsor Castle from the London Eye’s panoramic vantage point.

  • Step onto Tower Bridge’s 42-meter-high glass walkway for a unique look at the Thames and the city’s skyline.

  • Explore the Victorian Engine Rooms and see the original steam engines that power Tower Bridge’s famous lifts.

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Tower Bridge and sightseeing cruise on River Thames, London.
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  • Ascend to the heights of London's iconic Tower Bridge before setting sail on a leisurely Thames River cruise with this combo.

  • Explore the Tower Bridge’s majestic towers and walk past the Blue Line, and marvel at the London skyline from the water on your cruise.

  • Spot attractions like the Tower of London, the Shard, and Shakespeare’s Globe from both the Tower Bridge and the cruise for unique views.

  • Hop aboard from Westminster, London Eye, or Greenwich Piers to get to the Tower Bridge, or choose to board your cruise from Tower Pier after you explore the bridge.

  • Listen to engaging live or recorded commentary on iconic landmarks like the Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, and even the Tower Bridge, on your cruise.

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  • Ascend to the heights of London's iconic Tower Bridge before setting sail on a leisurely Thames River cruise with this combo.

  • Explore the Tower Bridge’s majestic towers and walk past the Blue Line, and marvel at the London skyline from the water on your cruise.

  • Spot attractions like the Tower of London, the Shard, and Shakespeare’s Globe from both the Tower Bridge and the cruise for unique views.

  • Hop aboard from Westminster, London Eye, or Greenwich Piers to get to the Tower Bridge, or choose to board your cruise from Tower Pier after you explore the bridge.

  • Listen to engaging live or recorded commentary on iconic landmarks like the Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, and even the Tower Bridge, on your cruise.

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Tower Bridge walkway with a red bus and The Shard at sunset in London.
Tower Bridge in London at sunset, viewed from under an archway.
Engine room machinery inside Tower Bridge, London.
The Shard towering over London's skyline.
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Children observing London skyline from inside Tower Bridge.
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  • Discover two iconic London landmarks with one combo ticket—save 10% while exploring historic Tower Bridge and soaring views from the Shard.

  • Walk across Tower Bridge’s 42-meter-high glass walkway and see the Thames beneath your feet for a thrilling view of London’s skyline.

  • Step into the Victorian Engine Room to explore the original steam machinery and uncover 135 years of groundbreaking bridge engineering.

  • Ride high-speed lifts to The Shard’s Level 72 open-air Skydeck and soak in panoramic 360° views from one of the tallest viewing points in London.

  • Enjoy indoor galleries on Levels 68 and 69 of The Shard, offering a comfortable spot to take in the city’s landmarks from above.

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  • Discover two iconic London landmarks with one combo ticket—save 10% while exploring historic Tower Bridge and soaring views from the Shard.

  • Walk across Tower Bridge’s 42-meter-high glass walkway and see the Thames beneath your feet for a thrilling view of London’s skyline.

  • Step into the Victorian Engine Room to explore the original steam machinery and uncover 135 years of groundbreaking bridge engineering.

  • Ride high-speed lifts to The Shard’s Level 72 open-air Skydeck and soak in panoramic 360° views from one of the tallest viewing points in London.

  • Enjoy indoor galleries on Levels 68 and 69 of The Shard, offering a comfortable spot to take in the city’s landmarks from above.

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Westminster Bridge and Big Ben on the Explore Tower Bridge & Westminster Walking Tour.
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  • Discover the prime sights of London on a 3-hour small-group guided walking tour of Westminster, with entry to Tower Bridge, for a wholesome experience.

  • With an enthusiastic local guide learn all about landmarks like Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Nelsons Column, White Hall, and others.

  • Catch the Changing of the Guard, see the famous Trafalgar Square, and the Admiralty Arch, or simply stroll through St. James Park for some quiet time.

  • Head to your next pitstop Tower Bridge, and get access to all interactive displays as well as Victorian Engine Rooms while being on the thrilling 42-metre-high glass walkway.

  • Did you know that over 3,300 notable individuals are buried or commemorated at Westminster Abbey, including 17 monarchs?

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  • Discover the prime sights of London on a 3-hour small-group guided walking tour of Westminster, with entry to Tower Bridge, for a wholesome experience.

  • With an enthusiastic local guide learn all about landmarks like Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Nelsons Column, White Hall, and others.

  • Catch the Changing of the Guard, see the famous Trafalgar Square, and the Admiralty Arch, or simply stroll through St. James Park for some quiet time.

  • Head to your next pitstop Tower Bridge, and get access to all interactive displays as well as Victorian Engine Rooms while being on the thrilling 42-metre-high glass walkway.

  • Did you know that over 3,300 notable individuals are buried or commemorated at Westminster Abbey, including 17 monarchs?

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  • Enjoy a hassle-free sightseeing experience in London with exclusive access to 90+ attractions scattered across the city.

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  • Pick from 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 10-day London passes depending on your itinerary and enjoy 1 year validity from the date of purchase.

  • Just scan your London pass at the first attraction, and it's activated and you can then redeem your credits over the number of calendar days purchased.

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  • Enjoy a hassle-free sightseeing experience in London with exclusive access to 90+ attractions scattered across the city.

  • The London Pass® makes visiting top attractions like the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Kensington Palace and more super easy, saving you up to 55%.

  • Level up your experience with the London Pass Plus and access 4 additional sights like Madame Tussauds and the London Eye, for the ultimate London experience.

  • Pick from 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 10-day London passes depending on your itinerary and enjoy 1 year validity from the date of purchase.

  • Just scan your London pass at the first attraction, and it's activated and you can then redeem your credits over the number of calendar days purchased.

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  • Get ready for an amazing London adventure with the London Explorer Pass which covers 90+ attractions, tours, and experiences with maximum savings.

  • Unlock up to 50% savings on admission tickets for iconic attractions such as The Tower of London, Up At The O2, and Tower Bridge.

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  • Enjoy the flexibility of picking from different passes offering entry to 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 attractions in London, with a validity of 30 days from first use.

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  • Get ready for an amazing London adventure with the London Explorer Pass which covers 90+ attractions, tours, and experiences with maximum savings.

  • Unlock up to 50% savings on admission tickets for iconic attractions such as The Tower of London, Up At The O2, and Tower Bridge.

  • Explore the best of London including Kew Gardens, Westminster Abbey, and other prime attractions.

  • Enjoy the flexibility of picking from different passes offering entry to 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 attractions in London, with a validity of 30 days from first use.

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Pro tips to help you make a pick

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If you're visiting with young children, they'll love the interactive experiences. Encourage them to collect all the stamps and learn fun facts about the bridge.

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There are toilets located on the Tower Bridge. However, they tend to get crowded and have a long line to enter, especially on the weekends or public holidays.

3

Take it slow on the glass section. The glass section of the Tower Bridge walk offers stunning views but can be a bit unnerving for some because of the height. Take your time and enjoy the experience at your own pace.

4

Make sure to visit the engine room, where you can see the original machinery that powered the bridge. It's a cozy and fascinating part of the tour.

5

As you ascend the tower, pay attention to the stairwells, which offer insights into the construction of the bridge. If you prefer, there are lifts available for convenience, along with toilet facilities.

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About Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is a Grade I listed combined bascule (A bascule bridge is a type of bridge that lifts up like a seesaw to let boats go through) and suspension bridge in London. Designed by Horace Jones and engineered by John Wolfe Barry, it opened in 1894 to enhance access to London's East End. With its 800-foot length and 65-meter towers, it's a London landmark. Originally steam-powered, it now operates electrically but retains its historic mechanisms for display. Discover its history at the Tower Bridge Exhibition, which includes high-level walkways, Victorian engine rooms, and insights into its original steam-powered operation.

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Address
Tower Bridge Rd, London SE1 2UP, UK
Year opened
1894
Founded by
Sir Horace Jones
Visitors per year
800000
Expected wait time - Standard
30-60 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)
Did you know?
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Despite its medieval appearance, Tower Bridge is relatively young, opening in 1894, contrasting with the Tower of London's 11th-century origins. Tower Bridge has a castle-like appearance, its Neo-Gothic style was intentionally chosen to complement the nearby White Tower.

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Following a public competition where over 50 designs were submitted, architect Sir Horace Jones and civil engineer Sir John Wolfe Barry collaborated on Tower Bridge's design. Initially rejected, their adapted proposal was approved by Parliament in November 1884. Tragically, Jones passed away a year into construction, never witnessing the bridge's completion.

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Tower Bridge took eight years to build and over £1 million to complete, showcasing immense skill and dedication. Divers worked in the River Thames bed, while riveter squads inserted over 13 million rivets into the steel, contributing to the bridge's construction.

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Tower Bridge was originally painted in Queen Victoria's rumored favorite color, 'bright chocolate' brown. This color scheme remained until it was camouflaged in battleship grey during World War II. In 1977, the bridge was repainted in the red, white, and blue colors still visible today, commemorating Her Late Majesty The Queen’s Silver Jubilee.

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Tower Bridge initially operated on steam power till 1976, boasting the most sophisticated bascule bridge design of its time. While the bascules continue to be powered hydraulically today, they now rely on oil and electricity instead of steam. Visitors can view the original pumping engines, accumulators, and boilers on display in the Engine Rooms.

Why visit Tower Bridge?

Walk the glass-covered walkways

Tower Bridge provides a breathtaking panoramic view of London and the Thames River through its glass-covered walkways. The glass walkway is protected by 11,000 tons of steel framework, Cornish Granite and Portland Stone. You don't need to worry because the glass floors of Tower Bridge are incredibly sturdy and capable of supporting the weight of two black cabs and an elephant combined!

Learn about London's transport heritage

Tower Bridge's history is intertwined with the royal family. You can get a glimpse into its prestigious past spanning from Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II. You can also learn about its role as a vital transport link in London's history, connecting the city's boroughs and facilitating trade and commerce.

Witness the bascule bridge in action

Bascule comes from the French word for 'seesaw’. When a passing boat needs to cross, you can observe the bascule bridge mechanism in action as it lifts the bridge within a minute to a maximum angle of 86 degrees. It's an exciting demonstration of hydraulic-powered engineering mechanics that you shouldn't miss.

Visit the Tower Bridge exhibition

Discover the fascinating history of Tower Bridge with an engaging interactive exhibit. Immerse yourself in informative displays, see rare artifacts, and marvel at the over 50 original designs that shaped this iconic landmark.

Admire the twin towers

Take a look at the Tower Bridge's famous twin towers, which stand 61 meters tall above the river. It took eight years to build the bridge, with the efforts of five main contractors and 432 construction workers who worked every day, all supervised by Sir John Wolfe Barry.

Highlights

Walkways

Perched 42 meters above the River Thames, Tower Bridge's high-level walkways provide a breathtaking perspective of London's skyline. Designed by Sir Horace Jones and Sir John Wolfe Barry, these walkways offer captivating views of landmarks like Canary Wharf and the Tower of London. Be sure to explore both the East and West walkways to read about the fascinating history and construction of Tower Bridge.

Glass floor

Each glass floor spans 11.5 meters long and 1.8 meters wide, situated 42 meters above the River Thames and 33.5 meters above road level. Comprising six panels weighing 530 kilograms each and 70mm thick, these glass floors were installed in 2014. With a capacity to withstand the weight of four London black cabs or six elephants, these glass floors offer an unforgettable experience for Tower Bridge visitors.

Engine rooms

Discover Tower Bridge's engine rooms located beneath the southern approach, home to the historic steam engines that once operated the bridge lifts. Learn about the intricate workings of the Bascule Bridge through interactive displays. Read all about the stories of the Victorian-era technology and the dedicated workforce behind its operation. Remember to keep your ticket ready as staff will need to check it before entry to the engine rooms.

Plan your visit

Address

Tower Bridge Rd, London SE1 2UP, UK

Nearest Bus stop

Tower Bridge / City Hall (Stop P)

Nearest Train station

London Bridge Station

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Having the pass makes it much easier by avoiding ticket lines, however, there are some aspects that are good to point out: some facilities have rather limited opening hours, you have to take this into account when planning activities because you risk missing something: for example, we were not able to visit Westminster Abbey because a) on Sundays it is open only for worship, b) by postponing the visit to the following Tuesday morning we alas discovered that on October 1, that is when we wanted to go) the abbey opens at 1 p.m. Having to leave in the afternoon we missed it. Or the London Eye opens only late in the morning and, having to make reservations, the performance of the whole day suffers, because one cannot go to a museum, for example, as there is no time to do so either before (they open at 10 a.m.) or after (many close at 5 p.m. and between the time to go and the time to visit one would be squeezed in); moreover, the pass does not give priority of entry, despite the reservation. Finally, I would have preferred the pass to include more art venues than entertainment venues. Then if you are not able to use all the passes, the savings in spending are nullified
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Wesley

Jul 2018
5/5
I have never felt overwhelmed by the beauty of a view, This place is totally surreal. Great combination of history and pictureseque beauty!
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Nicolas

Jul 2018
5/5
Can you believe it? we walked inside, above and below the Tower Bridge and even took a river cruise underneath it as well.

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