About this experience
Tower Bridge offers a unique and unforgettable experience that combines breathtaking views and fascinating history. Explore the high-level walkways with stunning views of the skyline and a thrilling glass floor. Immerse yourself in the rich history with interactive displays and visit the Victorian Engine Rooms to witness the impressive machinery that powered the iconic Tower Bridge lifts. Tower Bridge is a must-visit attraction in London, offering a truly unforgettable experience.
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What's included
What's included
Not included
How to redeem
Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge Road, London, UK
- 1Enter at the base of the North West Tower on Tower Bridge Road. Present your printed voucher at the entrance — e-tickets displayed on a phone are not accepted, so print your confirmation before you arrive.
Know before you go
- A printed voucher is mandatory — e-tickets will not be accepted at the entrance.
- No time-slot pre-booking is needed for standard or concession tickets; arrive and join the next available slot.
- Last entry is one hour before closing — check current hours before you travel.
- On the third Saturday of every month, the bridge is closed to general visitors from 09:30 to 11:50 for a sensory-friendly early opening.
- Entry is at the base of the North West Tower on Tower Bridge Road.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
Yes. Tower Bridge requires a printed voucher for entry. A mobile or on-screen e-ticket will not be accepted, so print your confirmation before you travel.
Do I need to book a specific time slot?
For standard and concession tickets, no pre-booking of a time slot is required — you simply arrive and join the next available entry. The family bundle does require you to select a time slot when booking.
What is the last entry time?
Last entry is one hour before the attraction closes. Check Tower Bridge's website for current closing times, as these vary by season.
Is Tower Bridge open every day?
On the third Saturday of every month, Tower Bridge runs a quieter sensory-friendly session in the morning and is closed to general visitors between 09:30 and 11:50 on those days. Plan your visit accordingly.
How do I get there by public transport?
The nearest Underground stations are Tower Hill and London Bridge. By rail, London Bridge and Fenchurch Street are close by, as is Tower Gateway on the DLR. Buses 15, 42, 78, 100 and 343 also stop nearby.
Who qualifies for a concession ticket?
Concession pricing is available for eligible visitors such as children, seniors and students. Bring relevant proof of eligibility on the day, as staff may ask to verify it.