Frequently asked questions about the Tower of London
Quick answers about tickets, mobile entry, prices, access and the independent status of this website.
This page complements our guide to the history and legends of the Tower of London.
What will I be able to see at the Tower of London?
The Tower of London is home to the legendary Crown Jewels, the White Tower, the recently renovated medieval royal apartments, the Yeoman Warders and the famous ravens. Allow at least half a day.
How does the mobile ticket work?
After booking online, your ticket is sent by email within a few minutes. Just show the QR code on your smartphone at the entrance. There is no need to print anything.
Is the displayed price the final price?
The displayed price is updated regularly. Service fees may apply during online checkout. This site is an independent, unofficial intermediary.
Can I visit without a skip-the-line ticket?
Yes. Standard admission includes access to the main areas, including the Crown Jewels and the White Tower. It does not guarantee priority access to the busiest queues. In high season, arrive at opening time.
Is this the official Tower of London website?
No. This is an independent ticket information site that redirects you to our official partner for booking. The official Tower of London website is managed by Historic Royal Palaces.
How long should I allow for the visit?
Allow around 3 hours for the main highlights without rushing. If you want to see the exhibitions, join a Yeoman Warder tour and take your time around the walls, plan for half a day.
What is the best time to visit?
Arriving at opening time is usually the best option, especially if you want to see the Crown Jewels with shorter waits. In high season, queues often build up late morning and in the afternoon.
Are the Crown Jewels included in the ticket?
Yes, standard admission normally includes access to the Crown Jewels, the White Tower and the main public areas. Always check the exact ticket details on the booking page before paying.
Is the visit suitable for children?
Yes. The fortress, armour, ravens, historical stories and outdoor areas make the visit very engaging for families. Some areas do include stairs, uneven ground and narrow passages.
Can I cancel or change my ticket?
It depends on the ticket and the partner conditions shown at checkout. Before confirming, always check the cancellation policy, possible refund window and modification rules.
Is the Tower of London wheelchair accessible?
Part of the site is accessible, but the Tower of London is a historic fortress with cobbles, steps and old buildings. Some areas may be difficult or impossible to access by wheelchair.
To choose between a self-guided visit, Yeoman Warders and audio guides, also read our page about Tower of London guided tours.