Search
The Coronation of their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla will take place on 6 May, and Tower Bridge will be part of the celebrations.
Come along and celebrate the launch of our Family Trail and the release of the new 'Tower Bridge Cat' book.
You're invited to Bella's Birthday Bash!
‘Peaceful Journeys’ is a never-seen-before performance by British Iranian artist and wheelchair user Anahita Harding.
Step back in time with this free open-air exhibition on Tower Bridge.
Families are invited to complete our new interactive Trail as they make their way through Tower Bridge.
Experience a guided tour of Tower Bridge, led by one of our expert guides and an accredited British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter.
Join one of our expert guides and discover the history of the Bridge through the stories of those that designed, built and maintained it.
Experience a guided tour of Tower Bridge in BSL, led by John Wilson, an experienced Deaf guide.
Put your questions to our team of experts.
Experience behind-the-scenes at London’s defining landmark with BSL interpretation.
Ever wondered what goes on behind-the-scenes at London’s defining landmark?
Unlock Tower Bridge’s incredible history with our range of Audio Tours, powered by Smartify.
Join us in the North Tower for an afternoon restoring Tower Bridge’s historic diving suit.
Join in with fun drop-in activities, free with entry to Tower Bridge.
Experience a quieter and calmer Tower Bridge.
Discover story of the Bridge Master, the historic title given to the person in charge of Tower Bridge.
Bridge lifts are available at no charge, 24 hours a day. Find out the requirements to book a Bridge lift.
In this episode exploring the oral history of Tower Bridge, David Laird speaks to Carol Douglas, the great-granddaughter of Friend Samuel Penny, who worked on the construction of Tower Bridge's foundations from 1886
Voices of Tower Bridge Podcast - In this episode exploring the oral history of Tower Bridge, David Laird speaks to Liz Hunter, the granddaughter of Charlotte Olive Dora Burch, who worked at Tower Bridge from 1895.