The Tower of London Reviews

The Tower of London: a historic fortress in central London. The nearest tube stop is Tower Hill. It's most famous part is the White Tower which is the original square tower built in 1708 by William the Conqueror. Although this is the most well known part the tower of London is actually comprised of many buildings surrounded by a moat (which is now ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I recently paid a visit to the Tower of London and had a splendid day out. We are both interested in Henry VIII and had seen the 'Dressed to Kill' exhibition being advertised. First thing to remember when planning a visit is that there is a lot to see and you need a full day to truly experience the Tower. The Tower of ...  Read the complete review

I've been to London many, many times, in fact I lived there for a year whilst teacher training, but I never got around to going to the Tower itself. I don't know quite why that is, as history is incredibly interesting and of course, the Tower played a huge part in the life of London and shaped the history of the UK in many ways. The ...  Read the complete review

As we live in London there is luckilly quite a lot for us to do. Today we decided we would go and see one of the tourist attractions even though we knew it being a bank holiday, wherever we went would be packed. We decided after a bit of thought that we would try the Tower Of London this time as I haven't been there for years and boyfriend never ...  Read the complete review

I have been planning to visit the Tower of London for years and until this weekend never got around to it, so for me there was a lot of expectation and I was not disappointed. -Ticket Prices- Adults- £16.50 Children-£9.50 Family tickets and concessions are available and you can get discount if you book ...  Read the complete review

The Tower is one of London most popular and busiest attractions. It has been since I was a child and can remember my first visit 40 years ago. It almost seems one of those rights of passage that many years later I have returned with my own children. The Tower has changed little in its fabric and structure but the attractions within have ...  Read the complete review

The Tower of London is one of the oldest tourist attractions in London, and certainly has the most history. Kings and Queens, and torture and beheadings. All the grizzly details. Tower of London is included in the London Pass. Entry without it is around £15.00 Meet the Yeoman at the gate and be taken on a shorty histroy lesson on the tower ...  Read the complete review

This past weekend we had an American colleague of ours come to London for the first time so my husband and I (we work at the same company) decided to take her around sightseeing and show her some of London. As we work quite near the Tower of London and both hadn't been here since we were kids we decided to make it our first port of ...  Read the complete review

The Tower of London is situated in the heart of London near the River Thames, and the original White Tower in the centre of the complex has been there since 1078. The site is one of Britain's most historic monuments and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Tower is open seven days a week, from 9am in the morning until 5.30 at night, ...  Read the complete review

The Tower of London is a fascinating, educational place to go. It has played an important part in British history, from a group of rebels besieging it during the Peasants revolt to the arrest of Sir Walter Raleigh. It's a traditional British tourist resort with family activities and events. I really enjoyed it, it told every story of ...  Read the complete review

I recently went with my fiancé and my family to London for the weekend. The reason for actually going was to go to the theatre but my Mom and Dad decided that the tower of London looked good so we all decided to go on the Sunday. Both me and my fiancé love looking and learning about old buildings and the prospect of seeing the crown jewels was ...  Read the complete review

NAME OF LOCATION: Tower of London is perhaps the most famous of London’s attractions after Buckingham Palace. Situated on the River Thames near Tower Bridge, this impressive palace and fortress is an extremely popular tourist attraction. BACKGROUND: Robert, (my boyfriend) and I had organised a weekend in London and ...  Read the complete review

If there is something that you shouldn’t miss in London is a visit to the London Tower. Jewels, arms, bloody tales, ghosts and treachery, who needs need any more? It is England live history. It has been fortress, palace, prison, and even in our days it is not only a tourist place but is still in use and inhabited. The ...  Read the complete review

~ ~ No visit to London could be considered complete without a visit to this outstanding and totally fascinating piece of living history that could nearly be described as the very “soul” of England. ~ ~ It is said that the Tower dates from the time of William The Conqueror, and it celebrated its official 900th birthday back in ...  Read the complete review