Tower Bridge Exhibition: Glass Floor Walkway and Victorian Engine Rooms

Want to see one of London's most famous silhouettes from the inside? The Tower Bridge Exhibition takes you along the bridge's high-level walkways, over the glass floor and into the rooms that power it.

The glass floor walkway

On the 42-metre-high walkway you can look down through the glass floor at the river and road below and out to distant landmarks such as St Paul's Cathedral. It is one of London's most memorable spots for photos and a little thrill.

The Victorian Engine Rooms

Your ticket includes the Victorian Engine Rooms, home to the original steam engines that once powered the raising of the bridge. Interactive displays and exhibits tell the story of the bridge and the city as you go.

Opening hours and an important note

Tower Bridge is open daily from 09:30 to 18:00, with last admission at 17:00. On the third Saturday of every month, entry between 09:30 and 11:50 is reserved for people who prefer a quiet environment, including people with autism, anxiety and Asperger's, and their siblings, families and carers. The lead traveller must be 18 or over and children must be accompanied by an adult.

How booking works

Choose your date and number of guests and send your request; at this stage we only place a hold on your card. We check availability with the operator, email you when we confirm and take the payment at that point. If the request cannot be fulfilled, we email you and your card is not charged.

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