Tower Bridge
Attraction Information
Tower Bridge, an iconic symbol of London, showcases Victorian engineering and Gothic-style architecture. This majestic bridge spans the River Thames, with its central bascule bridge designed to lift for passing ships. Its two impressive stone towers are connected by a high-level walkway offering panoramic city views. Inside, explore a captivating exhibition on the bridge’s history, construction, and mechanics. Engaging displays and interactive exhibits bring its past to life. Experience the thrill of the Tower Bridge Glass Floor, walking across a transparent walkway above the river. If you’re fortunate, witness the bridge in action as it opens for tall vessels. Tower Bridge is not only an engineering marvel but also a cultural landmark representing London’s heritage. Whether you appreciate history, architecture, or breathtaking views, a visit to Tower Bridge is a must for anyone exploring the city.
Accessibility Information
- Wheelchair Access: Wheelchair users can access the bridge via ramps and lifts. The Engine Rooms, which are part of the exhibition, are fully wheelchair accessible.
- Accessible Toilets: Accessible toilets are available at the Tower Bridge ticket office and in the Engine Rooms.
- Lifts and Elevators: Lifts are available to access different levels of the bridge, making it easier for visitors with mobility challenges to explore.
- Assistance Dogs: Registered assistance dogs are welcome at Tower Bridge. They can accompany their owners throughout the premises.
- Sensory Considerations: Tower Bridge can be a busy and noisy environment. Visitors with sensory sensitivities may want to plan their visit during quieter times or utilize sensory aids as needed.
- Visual Impairments: The exhibition areas have tactile and braille signage, providing information for visually impaired visitors. Audio guides are also available.
- Strobe Lighting: The Tower Bridge exhibition includes some areas with strobe lighting effects. Visitors sensitive to strobe lighting should take note of this.
Opening Hours
Open daily
09:30am– 17:00pm
Pricing
General Admission:
- Adult: £12.30
- Child (ages 5-15): £6.20
- under 5: Free
- Disabled Adult: £9.20
- Disabled Child: £4.60
- Guided Tour Companion For Visitor With Disability: Free
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