Poppy Fields at the Tower

This November over the Remembrance period, join us at the Tower of London for this poignant and moving sound and light show, Poppy Fields at the Tower.

Historic Royal Palaces have partnered with Luxmuralis to present an incredible display that will take visitors on a journey through specially created sound and light projections.

Experience the Tower illuminated

The projections will feature artwork reflecting on the First World War and Second World War that will transform the architecture of the iconic Tower buildings. You'll also experience special after-hours access to see the Crown Jewels, without the usual crowds.

This unique show will create space for visitors to remember those who lost their lives in the conflicts, as well as those who served. It will also look forward, exploring the collective desire for peace.

Exclusively at the Tower of London, the show has been adapted to include images from Historic Royal Palaces’ own collections, creating a unique artwork that reflects the historic site.

Running for only nine nights in November, don't miss your chance to commemorate the lives lost in the wars in this stirring and evocative sound and light show.

When

08-16 November 2024

Approximately 70 minutes. Last entry 19:45.

Ticketing Information

Adult (16+ years): £19.50
Children (5-15 years): £12.50

Tickets include admission to the self-led light and sound experience and access to the Crown Jewels via the Treasury. Timed tickets are available to book from 17:00-19:30.

Historic Royal Palaces members get 10% off. Military discount 10% off.

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Experience the Crown Jewels after-hours

Visitors will be granted special access to see the Crown Jewels after-hours, for a chance to experience the striking collection without the usual crowds.

Once inside the Jewel House, learn more about the collection's removal from the Tower during both World Wars, as well as their importance as a symbol of crown and country during times of conflict.

Read Poppy Fields at the Tower FAQs

Two members of staff looking onto projections on the front of the White Tower at night.

Poppie projections on the front of the White Tower at night. Silhouette of a Yeoman Warder in front of it.

Poppie projections on the front of the White Tower at night. shot from a low angle and framed within archway.

Important Information

This is an outdoor event so please dress appropriately for the weather on the day. Please note, the sound and light experience will go ahead in the event of bad weather, unless there are exceptional circumstances.

We will make cancellation announcements as soon as possible both through email to those who provided an address and via this webpage.