Tower of London

Approximate Journey Time: 3Hrs

Time at Destination: 5 Hours

Comfort Stop: Yes

Drop off Point: Tower of London Coach Park

Step back in time and discover one of Britain’s most famous landmarks — the magnificent Tower of London. Explore nearly 1,000 years of history as you walk in the footsteps of kings, queens, and prisoners. See the dazzling Crown Jewels, meet the iconic Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters), and hear tales of intrigue, royal drama, and daring escapes. There’s plenty of time to explore the towers, ramparts, and riverside views before we head home.

Accessibility

The Tower offers step-free routes to most areas, though some historic sections have uneven surfaces and stairs. Accessible toilets and assistance are available on site. Please let us know of any mobility needs when booking, as we can arrange to bypass the main entry queue if required

A coach day trip to the Tower of London offers an unforgettable journey into nearly a millennium of British history. Founded by William the Conqueror in 1066, the Tower has served as a royal palace, fortress, prison, and even a zoo. It is best known for its role in housing the Crown Jewels, a glittering collection of ceremonial regalia, including the iconic Imperial State Crown. Visitors can marvel at these priceless treasures, symbolizing centuries of monarchy and tradition, all meticulously guarded by the famous Yeoman Warders, often called Beefeaters. Their ceremonial presence and detailed knowledge bring the Tower’s rich history to life, from its earliest days as a Norman stronghold to its darker chapters as the site of royal intrigue, betrayal, and executions, such as that of Anne Boleyn.

Beyond its historical significance, the Tower offers a fascinating glimpse into medieval architecture and life. The imposing White Tower, its central keep, showcases the grandeur and practicality of Norman construction, while the Bloody Tower echoes with stories of the Princes in the Tower, whose mysterious disappearance still intrigues historians. The surrounding grounds, including Traitors’ Gate and the Tower Green execution site, are steeped in poignant reminders of the past. The Tower of London is not merely a monument but a living piece of history, offering visitors the chance to explore its storied walls and delve into the tales that have shaped the identity of the United Kingdom.