Things to do in Tower of London

I bought a 3-attraction pass in London, and one of the attractions is a pilgrimage to St. Paul's Cathedral, one of the three largest cathedrals in the world. The architectural design is amazing and definitely worth a visit.

I bought a three-attraction pass and went to the Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, and Westminster Abbey. The price is cheaper than buying it individually and it is easy to use.

Easy to use. Show the e vouchers to get in during the prescribed time slot. Aquarium suitable to keep the young ones engaged.

The pier for the river cruise and the London eye are right next to each other. immediately after the cruise, I went to ride the London eye so it was very convenient. the cruise was very comfortable and on time, with interesting live commentary. view from the London eye is awesome.

liked the route and info given by our guide. interesting and not too much😬 highly recommend!

Great experience! View was astounding and incrediable at night! Lines were also not too long so overall very worth it

meaningful 2.5 hours visiting the Royal institution filled with tradition, pomp and ceremony, that guards the Crown Jewels, and was also a notable prison of old. Audio guide is not included, but GBP5 to get your own is well worth it as there are interesting snippets and historical tidbits which does not come across by reading the provided displays. A lot of climbing steps. who knew that the 6 Ravens on site were so closely linked to the survival of the Tower and the Kingdom.

It is a great honor to visit the centuries-old cathedral. It is recommended to take a 45-minute guided tour to gain a deeper understanding of the church's historical changes, architectural concepts, and explanations of some of the murals. In addition, climb the 528 steps to climb the church's highest dome. , you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of London from a high place.