The incredible poppy display from 2014 is back and NOW OPEN at the Tower of London to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. Until 11th November 2025, this breath-taking display featuring 30,000 of the original ceramic poppies will be a space for visitors to remember and reflect at the heart of the Tower of London.

Treat the family to a fun and educational day at one of the UK's most visited attractions - the Tower of London! Home to the Crown Jewels, Yeoman Warders and the Tower Ravens, the world's most famous fortress has served as a royal palace, prison, armoury, and even a zoo since its commission in 1066 by William the Conqueror.

Crown Jewels Exhibition includes a staggering 23,578 jewels with an estimated value of over £20 billion! Dazzling gems, many of which are still in use today and were used in King Charles III coronation, these include the 105.6 carat Koh-i-Noor diamond, the Imperial State Crown worn by the monarch for the State Opening of Parliament, the Cullinan, and Coronation Regalia used for the coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953.

Yeoman Warders, affectionately known as Beefeaters, have guarded the Tower since Tudor times and are recognised as a symbol of Britain the world over, they are placed throughout the visitor route to tell tales of torture and intrigue. Join in a Yeoman Warder Tour, included with your ticket, to hear tales of torture, intrigue, treachery, imprisonment, execution and more, all delivered in the Yeomans' unique style!

The Tower Ravens are amongst the most famous sights at the Tower of London. Tradition states that that the kingdom and the Tower of London will fall if the six resident ravens leave the fortress. Today there are seven ravens at the Tower (six with one spare!) - Jubilee, Harris, Gripp, Rocky, Erin, Poppy and Merlina - who are cared for by the specially-appointed Ravenmaster. Task little ones with spotting the ravens who are free to roam within the Tower walls.

The Royal Beasts Exhibition tells the tale of the wild, exotic creatures held captive by kings and queens at the Tower for over 600 years. Learn more about their story from the fascinating interactive exhibit included with your ticket.

The Line of Kings is the world's longest-running visitor attraction. See impressive displays of royal arms and armour, life-sized figures of kings and wooden horses, Henry VIII's magnificent tournament armour, and more.

The White Tower- one of the most important castle keeps in the world and the oldest medieval building at the Tower of London - was designed to terrify both foreign invaders and miscreant Londoners alike! Join a White Tour, included with your ticket, to learn why the Tower was one of the most feared prisons in the land.

Please Note:

• Confirmation sent by email within minutes of booking

• You will need to print your eTicket

Your ticket includes:

• Admission to the Tower of London - one of the UK's oldest and most visited family-friendly attractions
• See the Crown Jewels with over 23,500 glittering gems, many of which are still in use today
• Meet the world-famous Yeoman Warders in their distinctive red 'Beefeater' uniforms
• See the Tower ravens
• Join in a wide range of child-friendly fun and educational talks, tours and events included with your ticket!

Important Information

General Information:

Children under 5 enter free.
Visitors 16 years and over require an adult ticket.
There is no on-site parking but you can be dropped off or collected at Lower Thames Street which is a 2-minute walk to the Tower of London. Please note that the Tower is within the congestion charging zone.

Accessibility:
A ticket-holding disabled guest can be issued a free carer ticket upon presentation of relevant documentation.
The Tower of London is a historic building with difficult passageways and stairs making wheelchair access limited. There are a large number of steps with cobbles laid in some surfaces and pathways.
Wheelchairs are available for hire on a first-come, first-served basis.
Wheelchair accessible restrooms are available both inside and outside the Tower.

Baby Facilities:
Pushchairs and buggies can be left at any of the three on-site buggy parks (£1 returnable deposit).
There are unisex baby changing facilities in various areas of the Tower.
 

Other Facilities:

You are welcome to take a picnic which may be eaten in the Tower's moat area.
There are five themed gift shops at the Tower of London, offering a wide range of souvenirs and mementos.
Please note there are no lockers or luggage holding facilities available at the Tower.

Booking and Ticket Information:

When you buy online you will receive an email containing your ticket. Please print your ticket or present on your smartphone or tablet at the Tower of London on the day of your visit.
Tickets are available to purchase online up to 11.45pm the day before the intended visit.

Picniq accept all debit cards, Maestro, Visa and Mastercard as methods of payment. There is no credit card charge or booking fee
Online bookings are limited to a maximum of 12 visitors.
Tickets delivered by email.
Tickets purchased through Picniq are not refundable or transferrable. Terms and conditions apply.

Picniq Ltd acts as agent for all tickets / bookings on behalf the of the supplier/principle('the attraction'). Picniq booking terms click here

Map & Directions

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Directions

Address
Tower of London, London, EC3N 4AB.

East Gate on Tower Wharf will be closed to pedestrians and vehicles from the 8th January – 28th February 2025. 

By Car
Tower Hill is a car-free zone and there is no on-site parking. Parking in the surrounding area is also limited.

By Train
Tower Hill station is the closest tube station to the Tower of London (5 minute walk). Other nearby stations include Aldgate, Aldgate East, Tower Gateway, Monument, Bank, London Bridge, Fenchurch Street (10 to 15 minute walk).

Opening Times

Daily:
Mondays and Sundays: 10.00-17.30. Last admission: 15.30.
Tuesday - Saturday: 09.00-17.30. Last admission: 15.30.

Booking Terms