Tower of London Admission Ticket


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Children aged 0‑4 can enter for free, no ticket required;
Children aged 0‑15 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Children aged 18 or above are charged the same as adults;
Seniors aged 65 and above, students aged 18 or above holding a valid ID card with photo, and youths aged 16‑17 can all purchase discounted tickets;
Please present the e‑voucher
(1) Single entry only;
(2) The Tower of London is a historic building with many steep stairs and passages, wheelchair access is limited. There are many stairs throughout the tower, some areas have cobblestone floors and pathways, and there are some low doorways. If needed, please refer to the Access Guide;
(3) For safety reasons, the Tower of London does not provide luggage storage services. Please make other arrangements for large luggage storage before your visit;
(4) Smoking and drinking are prohibited. If found by staff, you will be asked to leave immediately;
(5) Photography is allowed on‑site, but commercial photography and live streaming involving copyrighted programmes are prohibited;
(6) Use of flash is prohibited inside the venue;
(7) The activity is suitable for prams and wheelchairs;
Tower of London;
Monday/Sunday: 10:00‑17:30;
Tuesday to Saturday: 09:00‑17:30;
Last admission time: 15:30;
Please note that opening hours are subject to change. Please check the latest information before your visit;
Please enter directly with your voucher;
If your group size exceeds 6 people, please make sure to print your voucher in advance and show it for scanning at the main entrance upon arrival;
Please arrive at the venue within the 30‑minute time slot selected on your hopetrip voucher;
If the time slot you booked is 10:30, you can enter anytime between 10:30‑11:00;
If you are late (exceeding the reserved time slot by 30 minutes), the entry team will try their best to arrange the next available time slot for you. However, as time slots for the day may be fully booked, arrangement cannot be guaranteed;
Bus: Take bus numbers 15, 42, 78, 100, and 343 to Tower of London bus stop, then walk about 8 minutes to arrive;
Tube: Take the London Underground Circle Line or District Line to Tower Hill station, then walk 5 minutes to arrive;

Free cancellation 48 hours before the activity starts
Explore the Tower of London at your own pace, a UNESCO World Heritage fortress
Marvel at the stunning Crown Jewels, the greatest collection of working crown jewels in the world, comprising over 23,578 gemstones
Discover London's bloody past at the White Tower (including Line of Kings, Armouries, and St John's Chapel), Traitors' Gate, and Tower Green (where Anne Boleyn was executed)
Catch a glimpse of the revered Yeoman Warders (also known as Beefeaters), the ceremonial guardians of the Tower of London
Meet the Tower's infamous residents: the ravens, and the ghosts of Lady Jane Grey and Henry VI
Your ticket also includes visits to the Medieval Palace, the Battlements, the Bloody Tower, and the Tower of London Torture Chamber

Ancient stone walls echo with dark secrets, priceless jewels gleam within fortified vaults, and ravens strut proudly on the grounds. The Tower of London was established by William the Conqueror in 1066‑1067. You simply cannot miss the iconic White Tower rising above the modern city. Step inside to discover the Line of Kings, the world's oldest visitor attraction. A row of wooden horses is a surviving remnant of one of the Tower's oldest collections. You can also admire the armour of Henry VIII, England's most infamous king. Opposite the White Tower lies the world‑famous collection of exquisite regalia and royal sceptres, the Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom. You will have the chance to see some of the most legendary and spectacular diamonds in the world, as well as the royal sceptres regularly used by the monarch on important state occasions such as the State Opening of Parliament.

Aerial view of the Tower of London

Step inside the Tower of London to catch a glimpse of the Crown Jewels and immerse yourself in luxury and history

The Imperial State Crown in the Treasury © Royal Collection Trust / His Majesty King Charles III 2023

The exhibition explores the origins of the Crown Jewels, including the history of the destruction of the original jewels under Oliver Cromwell.

Gain an in‑depth insight into captivating stories of imprisonment, execution, and torture, from the perspective of the Royal Bodyguard

Admire the White Tower, painted white by Henry III in 1240, the oldest part of the Tower of London complex
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