London: Tower Bridge Entry Ticket

Central London, London



Visit one of London's most famous and recognisable landmarks. Steeped in history, there is so much to see and do including walking over the glass walkway and exploring the Victorian engine rooms.

Tower Bridge in London offers an immersive visit suitable for history enthusiasts and families wanting to explore Victorian engineering and city views.

Highlights

  • Learn about the rich history of Tower Bridge
  • Walk along the 42-metre-high glass walkway
  • Enjoy unique views of London over the River Thames
  • Explore the Victorian Engine Rooms

Description

Visiting Tower Bridge provides insight into one of London’s most iconic landmarks, tracing its history back to the Victorian era. The glass walkway, located 42 metres above the River Thames between the North and South Towers, offers distinctive city views.

The Victorian Engine Rooms showcase the original steam engines that operated the bridge, illustrating the complex machinery and the work of over 80 people who powered the bridge’s lifts. The Blue Line, marked on the ground, honors the former workers who kept Tower Bridge operational.

Includes

  • Entrance to Tower Bridge
  • Access to both towers, the walkways, the glass floor, and the engine rooms

Excludes

  • Skip-the-line entry
  • Guided tours

Important Information

  • This pre-booked ticket does not include fast-track entry
  • Children under 5 years enter free
  • All bags are subject to search on arrival due to a 100% searching policy
  • Allowed bag size: maximum 45cm x 35cm x 20cm; wheeled bags are not permitted
  • Wheelchairs and prams are allowed but subject to search

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, book tickets in advance and bring a small bag without wheels. Visit during weekdays to avoid peak crowds.

Frequently Asked Questions

The entry ticket includes access to the high-level glass walkway, the Victorian Engine Rooms, and the Tower Bridge Exhibition showcasing its history.
The glass walkway is located 42 metres above the River Thames, connecting the North and South Towers of Tower Bridge in London.
Interactive exhibits and audio guides within the Tower Bridge Exhibition provide detailed information on the bridge’s Victorian-era history and engineering.
Yes, Tower Bridge offers engaging exhibits and views that make it suitable for families interested in history and London's architecture.
Yes, photography is allowed on the glass walkway, providing unique perspectives of the River Thames and London cityscape.
Booking in advance is recommended to secure your preferred visiting time, especially during peak tourist seasons in London.
Opening hours can vary, so check the official Tower Bridge website for the most current visitor hours in London.
Tower Bridge offers step-free access and lifts to most areas, but some sections may have limitations, so review accessibility details before visiting.
A typical visit to Tower Bridge and its exhibitions usually takes about 1 to 1.5 hours.
Guided tours may be available on-site or through third-party providers; check the official Tower Bridge website for options.

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