Enjoy the iconic panoramic views of London, from the Tower of London to St Pauls in the west, and Canary Wharf to Shooter's Hill in the east. Then look down and see London life through …

How to get to Tower Bridge. The Tower Bridge Ticket Office and entrance is located on the west side of the North Tower. We suggest arriving in plenty of time to take photographs of the …

Step free access from Tower Bridge City Hall bus stop (routes 42, 78 and 343), walking distance 280m (0.17 miles) to the Ticket Office. Step free access from London Bridge station, walking …

Tower Bridge was built in 1894, to ease road traffic while maintaining river access to the busy Pool of London docks. Built with giant movable roadways that lift up for passing ships, it is to …

We clear up the mix below, with details about Tower Bridge and London Bridge, where these are located, the distance between them, and many more interesting facts of both structures.

Discover the historical events that led to the Bridge's construction, how Tower Bridge was built, and how it lifts the road for river traffic. A brief history Choosing the design for a new river …

1. Your visit begins by climbing the North Tower. 2. Then head along East Walkway and West Walkway, crossing the iconic Glass Floors. 3. Descend down the South Tower to road level. 4. …

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Tower Bridge, on the other hand, has never fallen down. It stands today as it was built in 1894. It is known as London's defining landmark - representing London as an iconic structure that is …

Discover the marvellous high-level Walkways of Tower Bridge. Spanning the North and South Towers, the Walkways offer breath-taking panoramic views of London from 42 metres above …