easy
3 hours
Basic fitness required; mostly walking and stair climbing at a gentle pace
Step inside London’s Tower Bridge with exclusive access to its towers and historic engine rooms, then unwind on a scenic Thames cruise to Westminster. Discover this standout urban adventure with Letz Go City Tours UK.
Discover the Tower Bridge, enjoy the views from above and the comfort f a boat!
Embark on an unforgettable 3-hour tour of London’s Tower Bridge, featuring exclusive access to its North and South Towers and stunning glass walkways. Discover the bridge's rich history with an expert guide, explore the Victorian Engine Room, and enjoy a scenic boat ride along the Thames to Westminster.
This immersive tour offers an unparalleled exploration of one of London's most iconic landmarks. Begin your adventure with exclusive Timed Access tickets, ensuring seamless entry to the magnificent Tower Bridge. Delve into the rich history and engineering marvels of this iconic structure as your knowledgeable guide shares fascinating insights into its construction, evolution, and significance to London's skyline.
Duration: 3 hours
The tour involves walking on uneven Victorian walkways and climbing stairs in the towers.
Weather on the Thames can change quickly; be prepared for wind and rain during the boat ride.
Timed ticket access means prompt arrival helps avoid losing your spot in the narrow time window.
The glass walkways and river views provide unique photo opportunities worth capturing.
Completed in 1894, Tower Bridge was designed to combine road traffic with river navigation, using innovative hydraulic power from Victorian-era engines.
Efforts are ongoing to reduce emissions and protect river water quality along the Thames, supporting urban biodiversity in London’s central waterways.
Supportive footwear is needed for the bridge walkways and stairs.
Protects against unpredictable rain and river spray.
spring|fall|winter specific
Helpful for sun protection during open-air cruises and tower views.
summer specific
For capturing rare views from the glass walkways and Thames.