By London Underground
Nearest station: Tower Hill underground station
Use District or Circle lines to Tower Hill station. Follow directional signage to the Tower. The main entrance is a five minute walk from the station.
By train
Nearest stations: Fenchurch Street or London Bridge stations
From Fenchurch Street: Exit on to Mark Lane. Turn left on to Byward Street, which will lead you to Tower Hill and the Tower of London.
From London Bridge: Cross the bridge over the River Thames and turn right on to Lower Thames Street. After a 15-minute walk the Tower is located on your right.
By bus
Bus routes: 15, 42, 78, 100, RV1
The Tower is also served by all major sightseeing bus tours.
By riverboat
Nearest river access: Tower Pier. Riverboats for Tower Pier depart from Charing Cross, Westminster and Greenwich.
Parking near the Tower:
Please note there is no parking at the Tower of London. The nearest coach and car park is situated on Lower Thames Street and is a 2 minute walk to the main entrance.
The car park has both lift and stairs. Pedestrian walkways are clearly marked and show the direction of exit to the Tower of London and pay machines.
Don't rush this tour 
Rob Callow, 27/07/2023 (Mature Adults)
I made a fatal mistake when booking this tour, I booked a 3.30pm slot and regrettably, we were unable to visit all of the attraction that we wanted to see (unless we rushed it). Time queuing to see the crown jewels ate up a lot of the time we were there but obviously that is one of the main reasons we visited. There is so much to do and see while you are there and the tours (whether paid or free) are so so worth it. I cannot comment on the prices of the food/drinks etc as we did not use those facilities but as for the atmosphere, friendliness and helpfulness of the staff, the cleanliness of the toilets and the tower itself, it's a must visit place steeped in history and I'm sure we will go back the next time we visit London.... I'll just book it for an earlier time.
Fab day out
Lorraine, 12/07/2023 (Senior Adults)
What a wonderful day! On arriving at the Tower of London we headed straight for the queue to see the Crown Jewels. After a 20 minute wait we were inside and the display of crowns and regalia used was wonderful. There were no hold ups going through as it was very well organised with the same information on both sides of display cases. The various parts of the Tower displayed details of what went on in that particular area or tower. Beefeaters were around giving talks and the whole experience was superb. The monument on the site of executions was so well thought out, inviting visitors to reflect on what had happened here so long ago. Anyone going needs to allow enough time to see everything. We were there for 3.5 hours and didn't get to the chapel or 2 of the towers and will most definitely return.
Tower of London 
Mike, 10/05/2023 (Family with teenagers)
Great place to visit , thoroughly enjoyed the day 👍
Excellent discount website
IJH, 25/10/2022 (Family with teenagers)
This is the second time I’ve used Discount London for tickets and it doesn’t disappoint. The savings (especially in this economic situation) is certainly welcoming. The Tower of London is fascinating just make sure you have your walking shoes on for all the small stairs to the various towers. Well worth a trip for all ages.
Perfect
Diane, 09/05/2022 (Mature Adults)
Perfect day out.
Glad we got there early and did the crown jewels first as the que was huge by mid morning.
Places to eat, sit and enjoy the lovely surroundings.
Make sure u have completed you vivisection before exiting onto the river bank as there is a long walk round to gain re-entry
Fun History Lesson
History Lesson, 18/04/2022 (Family with young children)
My son and I enjoyed the day at the tower. When his young interest started to dwindle, we came across hands on activities that incorporated what he had learned with his imagination. Brilliantly placed. Thank you
Historical day out
Jeanette, 19/09/2021 (Mature Adults)
The Tower of London is steeped in history, lots of exploration to be done. Staff are wonderful, very helpful and knowledgable
Tower of London. History and jewels.
Purple and Rec, 01/03/2020 (Mature Adults)
No queueing. Helpful and polite staff. Fab day out, even in the rain!
History comes to life
Brian, 12/11/2018 (Family with young children)
Easy to book online. Group ticket office is on the concourse of the Tower. No problems.
Tower of London
M, 23/07/2018
A wonderful day out and great location. Timings were great as we got there early to beat the queues. Staff and Yeomen were very professional. Need at least 4-5 hours, very informative and entertaining.
Fast Track Entry
Please note that fast track entry for the Tower of London means that you can enter through the pre-paid desk so will not need to queue at the standard ticket entry desk. However, there may still be some queuing involved once you have collected your tickets depending on how busy the attraction is. There may also be queues at the individual exhibitions within the attraction.
Please note that savings are calculated from the attraction's advertised gate rate.
Visitors with limited mobility
Whilst we strive to make the Tower accessible to all visitors, this historic building features difficult stairs and passageways where wheelchair access is restricted.
Mobility aids
A number of wheelchairs are available (free of charge) from the Welcome Centre at the main entrance.
Virtual tours
A virtual tour of the Medieval Palace and the south and east Wall Walks is available.
Lifts and ramps
There is a lift in the White Tower which takes visitors to the basement.
Ramps can be found in the following places:
• The New Armouries café
• Near the Raven shop
