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Tower of London remembers

First World War centenary commemorations at the Tower of London

The story of the Tower of London

Iconic fortress, royal palace and infamous prison.

The Princes in the Tower

Murdered or survived – what happened to Edward and his younger brother Richard?

The Tower of London and the Second World War

Life at the Tower of London during the Second World War

The Crown Jewels

The history of the Crown Jewels, including the Imperial State Crown - a priceless collection used to crown the kings and queens of England.

Yeoman Warders at the Tower of London

The ‘Beefeaters’ have been guarding the Tower since Tudor times

Jewish Medieval History at the Tower of London

The Tower of London holds a principal place in the complex story of England's Medieval Jewish community.

The Tower's Mint

Guarding the production of all the country's precious coins for over 500 years

The Ceremony of the Keys

Centuries-old traditions of the Tower of London including the Ceremony of the Keys and Beating the Bounds.

• For members
• Events

Members-only Ceremony of the Keys

Members-only access to the traditional locking up of the Tower of London, the Ceremony of the Keys.

• 18 January, 08 February, 22 March 2026

• 21:30
• Tower of London
• Separate ticket (advance booking required)

• Tours and talks

Ceremony of the Keys

Be part of this ancient tradition, which has taken place every night for at least 700 years in the Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London.

• Daily (next ticket release 05 January 2026)

• From 21:30-22:05
• Tower of London
• Separate ticket (advance booking required)

• Things to see

White Tower

Marvel at the imposing White Tower, a magnificent example of Norman architecture at the heart of the Tower of London.

• Open

• Tower of London
• Included in palace admission (Members go free)

• Things to see

Battlements

Walk the defensive walls and huge towers that have guarded the Tower of London for centuries.

• Open
• Tower of London
• Included in palace admission (Members go free)

• Things to see

The Crown Jewels

Discover the dazzling history of the Crown Jewels in the spectacular Crown Jewels exhibition.

• Open (western half closed 09 and 10 December)*

• Allow one hour
• Tower of London
• Included in palace admission (Members go free)

• Things to see
• Tours and talks

Yeoman Warder tours

Tour the Tower of London with a famous Yeoman Warder during your visit. Be entertained by tales of intrigue, imprisonment, execution, torture and much more...

• Daily

• Tours begin every 45 minutes
• Tower of London
• Included in palace admission (Members go free)

• Families
• Things to see

Armoury in Action

Shoot arrows, assemble firearms and brandish a sword in this exciting, hands-on experience in the White Tower.

• Closed until further notice

• Tower of London
• Included in palace admission (Members go free)

• Things to see

The Tower Moat

The Tower Moat is a unique and evolving space with a long history.

• Closed

• Tower of London
• Included in palace admission (Members go free)

• Things to see

Guards at the Tower of London

Marvel at the guards protecting the Crown Jewels. See the sentries posted outside the Jewel House and The King's House.

• Open
• Tower of London
• Included in palace admission (Members go free)

FAQs

Frequently asked questions about planning a visit to the Tower of London.

Accessibility

The Tower of London aims to be accessible to all - find out more about accessibility for those with mobility needs or visual impairments.

Getting here

Find out how to get to the Tower of London by tube, bus, rail, boat, car or bicycle with our easy-to-follow directions.

Group visits

Visiting the Tower in a group? Group discounts and savings are available on our tickets for groups of 15+. Find out more and book online today.

Shopping

Indulge in a souvenir of your trip to the Tower, from replica armour, jewellery, clothing and costumes, there’s something for everyone in our gift shops.

New Dress on Display in the Jewel House

In May 2024, two new items from the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection went on display in the Crown Jewels exhibition at the Tower of London. They were joined by a splendid Jewel House Warden's Uniform.

Jewels On Display: a Short History of the Jewel House at the Tower of London

Tom Drysdale, Archivist and Curator of Architectural Drawings at the Tower of London, explores the fascinating history of the world-famous Crown Jewels exhibition.

The New Constable of the Tower of London

General Sir Gordon Messenger became the 161st Constable of the Tower of London in August 2022, succeeding General The Lord Nicholas Houghton. The role of the Constable is the most senior appointment at the Tower of London and dates back to the time of William the Conqueror and the Norman Conquest.