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Ever wondered how often or why does Tower Bridge opens? Or if vessels have to pay to raise its bascules?
Discover London's defining landmark from home explore the history, the people and get creative with podcasts, articles and challenges suitable for the whole family.
Experience an exclusive tour of Tower Bridge, led by one of our accredited guides.
Discover our Tower Bridge themed activities to do at home, from origami barges to colouring sheets, quizzes to art projects.
Who was Sir William Armstrong, and what was his connection to Tower Bridge. Find out this, as well as his other achievements, including his companies Armstrong Mitchell & Co and Armstrong Whitworth.
There is plenty to discover when you visit London's defining landmark.
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#MyTowerBridge began as an online campaign in October 2020 to promote our exhibition 'Lives of a Landmark'. We asked our followers on Instagram and Twitter to share their fondest memories involving London's defining landmark.
Discover more about the Neo-Gothic (or Revival Gothic), the architectural style in which Tower Bridge was built in the 1880s.
Bascule, cantilever or suspension bridge? Discover what type of bridge is Tower Bridge.
Discover how Tower Bridge works and how it is powered.
Discover what Tower Bridge might have been if Sir Horace Jones and John Wolfe Barry's design had not won.
You have completed The Tower Bridge Cat Trail Apprenticeship. Download your Certificate.
Find out about some of the organisations we work with to widen access and participation.
From cool cats to hardworking horses, read on to discover the ‘tails’ of animal antics at Tower Bridge.
In the murky depths of the Thames lays an often-unseen world of wildlife and ecological magnificence. Discover what animals live in and around the river.
Disscover the online exhibition, Making the Bridge Sing, a creative exploration of the life of Hannah Griggs, one of the first women to work at Tower Bridge.
Over the years, Tower Bridge has won various awards, including for customer service and visitor experience.
These attractions, like Tower Bridge, are all provided by the City of London. A full list of things to do in and around the area can be found on the City of London website.