A royal residency, place of execution, and home to the dazzling Crown Jewels. Built in the 1070’s, the Tower of London is shrouded in history. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting ...

Built as a fortress by William the Conqueror beginning in the 1070s, the UNESCO-listed Tower of London is one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Once a palace for monarchs, a formidable state ...

For centuries, the kings and queens of England have kept their crowns, jewels, robes and other valuables at the Tower of London – making it home to more bling than a Kardashian wedding.

1. Valuables have been kept in the keep since the 1100s When you think of the Tower of London, one of the first things likely to pop into your head are the Crown Jewels. Before 1649, the important ...

It would lie in a most prestigious location, right next to the World Heritage Site of the Tower of London. Needless to ... built for key-workers when the Crown still owned the land.

St Edward’s Crown, the centerpiece of the Crown Jewels viewed by millions of people every year at the Tower of London, has been moved to an undisclosed location for modification in preparation ...

More than five million people, including Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, saw the sea of 'poppies' that were installed in the Tower of London's moat in 2014. Now, nearly 30,000 of the original ...

We have a range of Tower of London tours and tickets to suit any type of trip. From our Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour with admission to the Tower of London, opening ceremony tours and after-hours ...

It's now home to the royal family's most valuable crowns and jewels and there are lots of big birds called ravens living there. There is a story that if the ravens leave, the Tower of London will ...

Although its exterior might be grim and even unimpressive (especially when compared to stately Buckingham Palace), the Tower of London's interior ... don't miss the famous crown jewels exhibition.