Tower of London


	Tower of London Royal fortress and home to the Crown Jewels The Tower of London was built by William the Conqueror who successfully invaded England in 1066. The purpose of the building was to act as a royal fortress and prison but now it is home to the crown jewels. Address: Tower Hill EC3N 4AB Telephone: 0870 756 7070 Admission: Adults £16.50, Children Under 16 £9.50, Children Under 5 Free Buy your Tickets Now! Opening Times: Summer: Tue to Sat 9am-5.30pm, Sun & Mon 10am-5.30pm, last admission 5pm Winter: Tue to Sat 9am-4.30pm, Sun & Mon 10am-4.30pm, last admission 4pm Nearest Tube: Tower Hill Where to Eat: Wagamama What's nearby: St Paul's Cathedral Have you been here? Tell us what you think of this place! To avoid disappointment, it is strongly recommended that you call to check opening times and admission prices before setting out! Return from Tower of London to Homepage	Fun Family Events UK Days Out and Events Top Ten Places For Kids Science Museum Madame Tussaud's London Dungeon London Aquarium London Eye Natural History Museum Tate Modern Tower of London London Zoo Museum of Childhood Recommend a Place Recommend a Place Subscribe to this Site Bookmark This Page
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