Walk across Tower Bridge's high-level walkways and look down through the glass floor at the traffic and river below. Then explore the Victorian engine rooms that once powered the bridge.
Tower Bridge is more than London’s most photographed bridge. Inside its towers, the Tower Bridge Exhibition tells the story of how it was designed and built, and takes you up to the high-level walkways that link the two towers above the Thames.
The glass floor sections let you look straight down to the road and river, and if you’re lucky you may see the bridge lift below you. Afterwards, the Victorian engine rooms show the steam machinery that once raised the bascules.
Enter via the North Tower and take the lift up.
Cross the high-level walkways and glass floors.
Finish in the Victorian engine rooms near the south side.
Tower Bridge Exhibition entrance, North Tower, Tower Bridge Road.The exact spot and your host's details arrive with your confirmation.
Open in Google MapsOnly if a lift is scheduled during your visit; check the bridge lift times online.
The glass floors are optional; you can walk around them.
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