Tower of London

Known for being a mighty fortress, royal palace, and infamous prison. Houses the Crown Jewels. Entry costs £34.80.Once a fortress and royal palace, today it's known for housing the Crown Jewels. Entry costs £34.80, with the exterior also providing ample photo opportunities.

Referenced among iconic sites; the Tower of London is a major historic attraction, famous for its history, castle architecture, and the Crown Jewels.

Described as a figurative landmark of London. Comments about having climbed to its top, and visual comparison to famous places in Dubai.

A historic fortress dating to the 11th century, the Tower of London was once a palace, prison, and treasury. Tourists can explore various museums and the renowned Royal Crown Jewels Exhibit with notable diamonds on display.

Historic castle and home to the Crown Jewels. Traditionally residence of monarchs. Paid entry.

The Tower of London is mentioned as a major London attraction. The host advises viewers not to visit unless they genuinely enjoy history, the Crown Jewels, or old architecture, to avoid feeling like they wasted money.

Historic fortress and former royal palace showcasing the Crown Jewels. Offers engaging tours by Beefeaters, providing deep historical context. Notable for the White Tower, jewelry displays, and unique museum experiences. Guided tours included in the ticket, every half hour.Part of the Tower of London complex, open for visitors to explore various displays and historical artifacts. Entry involves a climb up 204 steps.

A major historical landmark and top-rated tourist attraction on TripAdvisor. Notable features include advanced security scanners, extensive history spanning over 900 years, displays of royal suits of armor in the White Tower, the Crown Jewels (can get very busy), people movers in crown jewels exhibit, live ravens with legendary status, guided tours by Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters), gift shops, and battlements walk. The Fusilier Museum is also onsite. Visitor tips: queues can be long for the Crown Jewels, and the Yeoman Warders are genuine military veterans. Recommended to visit first thing in the morning and gift shops sell expensive souvenirs.

The Tower of London is a historic castle located on the north bank of the River Thames. It is mentioned as a starting point for a South Bank walk along the river Thames.

The Tower of London is a historical castle founded in 1066 by William the Conqueror. It served as a Royal Palace, a prison, and a mint, as well as a fortress for many centuries. It is one of London's most popular tourist attractions, drawing millions of visitors every year.

The Tower of London is mentioned as one of the iconic structures that should definitely make their way into your itinerary when visiting London.

UNESCO World Heritage Site dating to the 11th century. Highlights include the Crown Jewels, White Tower, and the Ceremony of the Keys.

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Shown as 'Tower of London Riverside Walk'—a free riverside walk.

Stroll around and learn about some of the history there.

Recommended as a major attraction to see along the South Bank walk.

Head over to the Tower of London as part of the morning loop.

Historic castle and fortress built in 1066, used as a prison, zoo, and royal residence. Famous for Crown Jewels and Yeoman Warders. Many visiting options: guided morning tours, Crown Jewel tours with river cruise, and the unique after-hours tour including the Ceremony of the Keys (a 700-year-old tradition).