Tower of London Admission Ticket
Step inside a nearly 1,000-year-old fortress on the Thames to see the Crown Jewels and centuries of royal history at the Tower of London.
- See the Crown Jewels, including crowns, sceptres and swords still used in royal ceremonies today
- View the jewels via an automatic walkway with screens explaining their ceremonial history
- Explore the White Tower's collection of tournament armour up close
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Tower of London Tickets with Crown Jewels
Choose your date
September 2026
Passengers
£61.90 each
£31.25 each
What's included
- Admission to the Tower of London complex
- Access to the Jewel House to see the Crown Jewels
- Access to the White Tower and its tournament armour display
- Free guided tours led by the Yeoman Warders
About this ticket
This ticket covers self-guided entry to the whole Tower of London site on the date you select, taking in the Jewel House with the Crown Jewels and the White Tower's tournament armour. You book a date rather than a time slot, and the operator emails your exact entry time once the booking has gone through. Free Yeoman Warder tours run on the grounds and are included with your admission, so you can pick one up whenever it suits you.
Practical info
Your voucher is valid only for the date selected and is non-transferable. Tickets are collected at the Group Ticket Office at the Tower of London. Adult tickets cover ages 18 to 64 and child tickets cover ages 5 to 15. Queues can build at the ticketing areas and the Crown Jewels during UK school holidays, so allow extra time and arrive early.
How to redeem
The supplier sends your voucher in a separate email, and your exact entry time is emailed to you after booking rather than chosen at checkout — you will not see a time before paying. Bring a print-out of the voucher plus valid photo ID to the Group Ticket Office at the Tower of London; if you booked a reduced-price ticket, bring the matching ID, and students must show a valid student ID.
Important notes
- Non-refundable once booked
- Printed voucher and valid photo ID required for entry
- Valid only for the date selected and non-transferable
- Tripods, selfie sticks and other photographic or recording equipment are not permitted
- No smoking, eating or drinking inside any of the buildings
Dated admission to the Tower of London complex, including the Jewel House and the White Tower.
Choose your date
September 2026
Passengers
£61.90 each
£31.25 each
About this experience
The Tower of London has been a royal palace, fortress, armory and prison, and today stands as one of London's most visited historic sites, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988. Within its walls, the Jewel House holds the Crown Jewels — a collection of crowns, sceptres and swords still used in royal ceremonies — displayed alongside large screens explaining their role in coronations past and present. An automatic walkway lets you view the jewels up close without the crowd bottlenecking around the cases.
Beyond the Jewel House, the White Tower houses a collection of tournament armour, offering a closer look at the castle's military past. The grounds themselves carry centuries of stories, from the noblemen once imprisoned here to the ravens that still patrol the site today, birds long associated with the legend that the Tower's fall would follow their departure. This is a self-guided visit through one of London's oldest and most storied landmarks, with free tours from the Yeoman Warders adding historical context along the way.
Set on the north bank of the Thames, the Tower of London rewards a few hours of unhurried exploration. Whether you're drawn by the armour, the architecture or the jewels themselves, this admission ticket gives you access to all the main areas of the complex at your own pace.
What to expect
Your visit begins at the entrance to the Tower of London complex, where you're free to explore at your own pace. Many people head first to the Jewel House, where an automatic walkway carries you slowly past the Crown Jewels while overhead screens explain their history and use in royal coronations. From there, the White Tower is the other major stop, home to a display of tournament armour that gives a sense of the castle's centuries as a military stronghold.
Around the grounds, keep an eye out for the Tower's ravens and take time to join one of the free guided tours led by the Yeoman Warders, who share stories about the fortress's history as a prison, palace and execution site. A full visit typically takes a few hours, with the pace entirely up to you — some areas invite a quick look, others reward lingering.
Things to note
- Wear comfortable shoes — the site covers a large area with uneven, historic stone surfaces
- Allow at least two to three hours to see the Jewel House, White Tower and grounds properly
- Arrive early in the day to avoid queues at the Jewel House, one of the busiest areas
- The site is largely outdoors between buildings, so check the weather and dress accordingly
- Free Yeoman Warder tours are a good way to get historical context before exploring independently
- Bring a valid ticket or booking confirmation for entry
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Frequently asked questions
This ticket is non-refundable, meaning that once booked, you cannot receive a refund if your plans change. This applies to both ticket types: the Tower of London Tickets with Crown Jewels and the Tower of London Admission Ticket. Therefore, it is important to ensure your travel plans are confirmed before making a purchase. If you need to change your date or time, you will need to book a new ticket. Please review your plans carefully before booking.
