Yes. We encourage you to purchase your ticket in advance here in order to guarantee your visit time.
 

You can purchase your ticket on-site at the Ticket Office, located at the main entrance in the North Tower. However, as entry time slots have been introduced, we strongly encourage you to book your ticket in advance.

Please be aware we are only accepting card and contactless payments. 

Your pre-booked online ticket will not offer you fast track entry into Tower Bridge.

Your e-ticket will be checked by our team once you arrive. Please allow additional time for validating your booking and security checks.

Yes, student and concession tickets are available. These will be redeemed with a valid student/ID card upon arrival. We accept student cards from all over the world.

Yes, we have a great selection of ticket offers including special prices for families. Please follow the latest Government guidance when visiting as a group.

All tickets are non-refundable.

If you are unable to visit at your booked date and time, we may be able to transfer your booking to an alternative date. Transfer requests must be made in writing no less than 3 days prior to the original visit date by contacting us at bookings@towerbridge.org.uk

Please see our full terms and conditions. 

Before the day
If you would like to change your time-slot before the date of your visit, it’s best to email bookings@towerbridge.org.uk in time so we can move it to a later time-slot. We’ll get back to you Mon-Fri (10am-4pm). Any amendment requests are subject to availability.

On the day (and out of hours)
If you’ve been unable to change your booking and you arrive after your time slot, we will do our best to move your booking to the next available time-slot, subject to availability.

If you display any symptoms associated with Covid-19, we ask you to refrain from visiting. We will transfer your booking to another day by contacting us at bookings@towerbridge.org.uk

Yes, if you have a ticket to Tower Bridge, you can walk-up and enter at the next available slot. Or if you would prefer you can email bookings@towerbridge.org.uk to book you into a new time slot.

If you have a joint ticket of Tower Bridge and The Monument, we will accept this and refund The Monument part as this attraction is closed until further notice. Contact us in advance at bookings@towerbridge.org.uk, this cannot be done on-site.

Please check your spam/junk folder as emails can sometimes find their way there. If you still can't find it, please arrive at the Ticket Office at the time you have booked for - our team will find your reservation in the bookings system.

London Pass or London Explorer Pass holders will be able to enter at the next available time slot without booking in advance. Please let a member of staff know that you have a Pass. Admission is subject to availability. For further information, please contact your pass provider.

If you have a voucher:

To adhere to social distancing measures in place, visitors can only pre-book their tickets online. We currently cannot accept vouchers.

Visit our page on the National Rail Days Out Guide website to register for your promo code. Once received, use that code on our website to book your visit

If you have a promo code:

Our National Rail Days Out Guide 2 FOR1 offer gives you 2 for 1 entry on full price adult tickets to Tower Bridge when you travel by train.  

When booking your tickets, you need to select the ticket type called National Rail Days Out Guide Tickets. Select the number of tickets that you require for your visit in multiples of two (eg for two people you will need two tickets). You will be prompted to enter your promo / discount code on the next page where the discount will be applied.  

On the day of your visit please ensure that you bring your Tower Bridge E-tickets (either printed out or on a mobile device) and a valid National Rail train ticket for each visitor using the 2FOR1 offer. If you are unable to produce valid train tickets you will be charged the additional amount to enter the Bridge.   

For further information about the Days Out Guide 2FOR1 offer, including train ticket validity information, see National Rail Days Out Guide FAQs.

Time ticketing has been introduced to manage the capacity inside the Bridge, as well as a one-way visitor route. Our team will supervise all queues and ensure that social distancing is adhered to throughout the attraction.

Clear floor markers and signage is in place at the entrance, toilets, throughout the Bridge and in the gift shop to help manage the visitor flow. 

We require all visitors to wear a face covering throughout their visit. Children under 11 and those with certain disabilities will be exempt.

This requirement is based on the latest Government decision for face coverings to be mandatory inside museums and attractions. 

Yes. There are three toilets available. One accessible toilet in the South Tower, and two in the Engine Rooms. Signage is in place and, and to maintain distancing, there will be a  one-in-one-out system for using the toilets.

If needed, queues for the toilets will be managed by our staff to help you maintain social distancing and avoid any crowding.

Accessible toilets are available to all visitors, with priority for visitors with a disability.

From 17 May, groups of up to 6 or two households are allowed to meet indoors.

Wear your face covering at all times throughout the attraction. Wash your hands regularly with soap and water, or use hand sanitiser if these are not available. Avoid touching your face if your hands are not clean. 

For further information, check the NHS updates: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/

Tower Bridge undergoes strict cleaning throughout the day. We have doubled our usual on-site cleaning team, which will focus on high frequency touch points, such as toilets, the Glass Floors, lift buttons and door handles.

In addition, hand sanitiser dispensers are available for you to use all over the attraction, and our team outside will wear disposable gloves, and sanitise them after each search per group of visitors.

Yes, Tower Bridge is fully accessible. There is lift access taking visitors to all levels in the Towers and Engine Rooms, although currently our lift will only be available for those who require them. This means all visitors can enjoy London’s defining landmark safely. Accessible toilets are also available once inside.

Visit our Accessibility page for more details.

We only allow bags with a size 40cm x 20cm x 25cm inside Tower Bridge. All bags are searched on arrival. We are unable to offer bag storage or a cloakroom on-site.  

Please note as our visitor experience involves leaving Tower Bridge to walk to the Engine Rooms, your bags will be subjected to a second search.

Glass items such as bottles are not permitted near the Glass Floors for health and safety reasons.

If you have any further queries about which items are allowed inside Tower Bridge, contact us prior your visit on +44 (0)20 7403 3761 or email enquiries@towerbridge.org.uk.

Tower Bridge can be accessed by several modes of transport. Please visit our Getting Here page to find the quickest route for your day out.

We do not have a café or restaurant on-site. Tower Bridge is near open spaces such as Potters Field Park, where you can sit down and have your lunch or make a picnic with your family. Otherwise, there are a number of places to eat out in the vicinity. 

Yes, our gift shop is the final part of the visitor experience. We have a selection of exclusive items made by London-based artists. We also have an online shop if you want to browse in advance. 

Yes, we do have free Wi-Fi. Please select ‘Tower Bridge’ to be connected to the internet.

There is plenty to see near Tower Bridge, including the Tower of London, the View from the Shard, HMS Belfast, and one of the City of London’s most historic attractions, The Monument.

As well as being an iconic landmark, leading tourist attraction and heritage site, Tower Bridge is also a working bridge. It is raised around 800 times each year, so plan your visit to witness the magic.

Ask a member of staff for the best watching spot. We're always happy to help!

Yes, Tower Bridge is one of the few attractions in London that is dog-friendly. For more information, please click here. We ask that dogs are kept on their lead and supervised at all times during their visit.

At busy times, we may restrict the number of dogs allowed into the attraction however assistance dogs will be allowed in at all times.

We offer a great range of guided tours, with which you can explore the Bridge’s iconic structure, current exhibitions and magnificent Victorian Engine Rooms. If you are looking for that something extra special we offer a 'Behind the Scenes' tour, where you will be taken to areas which are usually out of bounds to visitors. Find out more about our tours here.

Our fantastic learning programme offers pupils the chance to explore the history and engineering of this iconic structure and its environment through fascinating hands-on workshops. Visit our learning pages here.