Meet the legendary ravens at the Tower of London and immerse yourself in British history and royal heritage. This private tour includes reserved entrance tickets and pickup and drop-off service in London. See the Tower Bridge, Thames, and more.
Highlights:
• Visit the UNESCO-inscribed Tower of London with a 5-Star Licensed Guide
• Beat the crowds with reserved entrance tickets
• Discover the darkest secrets of the British royal family and their bloody intrigues
• See the iconic Tower Bridge, Thames River and other nearby highlights
• Use our convenient pick-up and drop-off service and travel on the London Underground
Enjoy the most immersive experience of the iconic Tower of London with our Expert Guide, reserved entrance tickets, convenient pickup and drop-off service and transfers by the London Underground. Explore the nooks and crannies of a UNESCO -inscribed fortress steeped in history, legends, and regal intrigue!
Pickup included
A private tour of the Tower of London begins at your accommodation, where our Local Guide will pick you up. Together, you'll take the London Underground to reach the Tower of London without a hassle. Upon arrival, you’ll skip the line at the ticket office and go straight to the entrance of this historic landmark.
Your Expert Guide will introduce you to the Tower's rich past, its famous inhabitants, and its role in shaping British history, tailoring the experience to your interests.
You will see the famous Crown Jewels, the medieval palace, the armour and weaponry display at the White Tower, the Traitor’s Gate, and more. You will also explore the medieval walls that offer amazing panoramic views of the Thames River and London skyline, featuring the iconic Tower Bridge. After the tour, the guide will take you back to your accommodation.
Information for the customer (Know before you go)
• Please check your email the day before the tour for important information.
• This tour includes pickup and drop-off at your accommodation in London. You will travel to your destination on the London Underground, return tickets are included.
• With reserved entrance tickets to the Tower of London you can skip the line at the ticket office, but not at the entrance and security checks. It’s less crowded in the morning. The line to see the Crown Jewels may be 90 minutes long, so it may be excluded from the itinerary. Live commentary isn’t allowed inside the Jewel House.
• Due to the Tower’s regulations, 1 licensed guide can lead a group of 1-35 people. We will arrange additional guides for larger groups.
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