Tower Bridge is a Grade I listed combined bascule and suspension bridge in London, built between 1886 and 1894, engineered by John Wolfe Barry and architected by Horace Jones.
Buy a ticket in advance, the queue on the day was very long. The glass floors were a bit scary at first, but the view below was fascinating. You could see the river and road below, very clearly. W… Full review by busymum4216
Apr 7, 2024
Vert interesting building with the glass floors with good views up and down the River shame the bridge didn't go up while we were there. Would recommend Full review by Nigel C
Apr 3, 2024
Went with the London Pass. Walking over the glass flooring was pretty cool. Was good to experience once but was busy with school kids. Full review by Kate P
Are there stopping points on the stair climb up to the glass bridge? Visiting with an elderly parent who can make the climb but might need a few resting stops.
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There are landings every 10/12/15 steps but rather than stand there, there are no places to sit. You can see a number of photos of the steps that I have attached to my review of …
There are landings every 10/12/15 steps but rather than stand there, there are no places to sit. You can see a number of photos of the steps that I have attached to my review of this attraction, posted 27.02.2024 and currently 13th in the line of reviews. Why not take the elevator?
Everyone seems to say walking on Tower Bridge is free. If so, why Tower Bridge website says it costs 11.40 pounds for entry ticket?
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The above answers are correct.you can walk up inside the towers or go by lift. You pay to go up and walk across it is well worth the money.they have fitted a solid glass walkway …
The above answers are correct.you can walk up inside the towers or go by lift. You pay to go up and walk across it is well worth the money.they have fitted a solid glass walkway which u can cross or if you don't want to look down there are slid pathways either side.the veiws are fantastic.
Hi there I watched a video that showed what look like a tube station on the Tower Bridge? What is the name of the station that lets you out what looks like a 1/4 of the way up the bridge on the city side. It is right across from the hotel for a better reference if that makes sense. Thank you!
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Hi, the nearest tube station is Tower Hill. Just north of Tower Bridge. 5/10 min walk. There isn’t a tube station on Tower Bridge. There is a walkway, here called a subway or …
Hi, the nearest tube station is Tower Hill. Just north of Tower Bridge. 5/10 min walk. There isn’t a tube station on Tower Bridge. There is a walkway, here called a subway or underpass that goes under the road. But you walk it. Hope that helps.
Apr 3, 2024
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