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Tower Bridge, London

London Tower Bridge South Bank

Tower Bridge from the South Bank

Another of London’s famous landmarks.  It’s free to cross and free to look at, but if you’re interested in how it works and how they built it, we’d also recommend the tour which you have to pay for.  It takes you right up to the top of the towers and back down to the engine room.  After your tour, take a walk down the re-developed South Bank past the “Bee Hive” mayor’s offices to the Hays Galleria wharf which is full of restaurants and shops.  Nearest tube station is Tower Hill.  This is an extract from our free London City Guide.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON TOWER BRIDGE

The Tower Bridge Exhibition explained above is open daily in the summer from 10am to 6.30pm and in the winter from 9.30am to 6pm. Adult admission is £7, children £3, family from £11, concessions £5 (2010 prices).  One of the highlights of Tower Bridge is seeing the two sides lift to allow boats underneath.  You can make sure you see this sight by checking out the bridge lift times here.

ADDRESS

Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge Road, London SE1 2UP
Tel: +44 (0) 207 403 3761

Tower Bridge is next to the Tower of London on the North Bank of the Thames and next to the “Beehive” Mayoral offices on the South Bank of the Thames.  Nearest tube station is Tower Hill

 

London Tower Bridge at night

Tower Bridge at night from the Tower of London

TOWER BRIDGE LINKS

Tower Bridge website
Wikipedia
Hotels near Tower Bridge – Great rates from Hotels.com
More hotels in London – Up to 30% off from Expedia.co.uk
Books on Tower Bridge
Discount flights to London - Airfare.com
Londonpass

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