Tower Bridge ticket types and visit options
Standard vs combo passes, guided highlights, digital panels, and quick booking strategies.
About Tower Bridge
Iconic late‑Victorian bascule bridge completed in 1894—designed to ease river traffic while preserving navigation clearance.
Entry covers high‑level walkways with glass floors plus the Victorian engine rooms and interpretive displays.
Guided tours add deeper engineering narrative—self‑paced panels and app give flexible exploration.
Bring comfortable shoes, charged phone or camera, and optional light layer—breeze can pick up aloft.
Early arrival yields clearer glass panels; late afternoon can glow with warm westward light.
Ticket Options
Choose the style that suits you
Ticket Options
Choose the style that suits you
| Option | Price | Buy Ticket |
|---|---|---|
| Tower Bridge: Entry Ticket | from € 18.2 | BOOK NOW |
| The London Pass® Plus | from € 129.2 | BOOK NOW |
| Go City London Explorer Pass: 2 to 7 Attractions including Tower of London | from € 109.76 | BOOK NOW |
Tower Bridge: Entry Ticket
Explore the iconic Victorian bascule bridge, high-level walkways and Glass Floor with sweeping Thames views.
The London Pass® Plus
Gain unlimited access to London’s top attractions and enjoy skip-the-line benefits with The London Pass® Plus.
Go City London Explorer Pass: 2 to 7 Attractions including Tower of London
Explore London at your own pace with access to 2–7 attractions, including the historic Tower of London.
Why book online?
Prime glass floor times (early and late light) sell—online booking secures your ideal pacing.
Easily weigh combo bundles (river cruise, Tower of London) and any tour add‑ons before purchase.
Digital confirmation streamlines arrival—focus on views and engineering stories, not queue uncertainty.
What a Tower Bridge visit feels like
From river approach to last engine piston—typical exploration rhythm:
Arrive, ascend to walkways, take initial skyline shots, then test glass floor perspectives and read design panels.
Cross to the second tower, descend into the atmospheric engine rooms—linger over polished brass, gauges, and lifting diagrams.
Location & Opening Hours
- Tower Bridge Rd, London SE1 2UP, United Kingdom
- Tower of London: walk east along the river—ticket entrance sits on the south side approach between the towers.
- London Bridge Station: head west on Tooley Street then north to the river—bridge towers emerge ahead.
- Visiting timetable
- Advance booking smart for weekends, UK school holidays, bank holidays, and peak summer afternoons.
- Use official channels for lift times, maintenance closures, and any special event adjustments.
Maps onsite outline walkway route and engine room sequence—flow is intuitive: up, across, interpretive panels, then down to machinery.
Frequently asked questions (planning & comfort)
Contact & More Information
- Tower Bridge Rd, London SE1 2UP, United Kingdom
- Email: see official Tower Bridge site for latest details
- Phone: see official Tower Bridge site for current contact info
Book ahead, pace your walkway time, bring essentials—then enjoy Victorian engineering with calm, curious eyes.
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I built this to help you enjoy Tower Bridge smartly—clear pacing, better timing, and context that makes each rivet and lift mechanism resonate.
Cancellation Policy
Refund/change flexibility varies by ticket type and vendor—timed slots and bundles may be less flexible. Always scan terms before purchasing.
Group Discounts
Groups can often access discounted rates—pre‑arrange for private walkthrough or tailored engineering talk if desired.
Important Booking Information
Arrive early for gentler light and less walkway congestion.
School holiday middays swell—target shoulder hours for easier photos.
Carry water, comfortable shoes, and optional power bank for filming lifts.
Occasional lift or maintenance affects flow—follow posted guidance and staff directions.