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The Tower of London stands beside the Thames, next to Tower Bridge (postcode EC3N 4AB). The nearest station is Tower Hill, about 5 minutes on foot.
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Tower Hill, on the District and Circle lines, is about 5 minutes' walk away, with step-free access to the street. Tower Gateway, on the DLR, stands next to it and is also step-free to the street.
London Bridge and Fenchurch Street stations are about 10 to 15 minutes on foot.
Routes 15, 42, 78, 100, 343 and RV1 stop near the Tower.
Tower Pier stands beside the entrance. Boats from Westminster, the London Eye and other piers call there, so you can arrive by river and walk straight in.
Visitors enter by the West Gate. Your bag is checked before you go in.
All bags are checked. Suitcases, large bags and trolleys are not allowed, and the Tower has no left luggage, so leave them at your hotel or use a luggage service nearby.
The ground is uneven, with cobbles that can be slippery. The White Tower has many steps and a one-way route, and the Bloody Tower has narrow stairs. The Jewel House has level access, and staff can stop the moving walkway for visitors who use a wheelchair.
A short walk along the Thames.
No. Suitcases, large bags and trolleys are not allowed and there is no left luggage. All bags are checked at the entrance.
It is about 5 minutes on foot from Tower Hill, on the District and Circle lines. Tower Gateway on the DLR is next to it.
The ground is uneven and cobbled. The White Tower has many steps and a one-way route, while the Jewel House has level access.