Tower of London and Crown Jewels Exhibition: Entrance Fee

The Tower of London is one of the most iconic historic fortresses in the United Kingdom and a symbol of almost a thousand years of British history. Founded in the eleventh century by William the Conqueror, it has been a royal palace, prison, arsenal, treasury and place of custody of the most valuable jewels of the monarchy. Its walls have witnessed intrigues, conspiracies and fundamental episodes in English history, making it one of the best preserved medieval complexes in the country. Its main attraction is the Crown Jewels, exhibited in a fortified room and guarded by the Yeoman Warders, known as "Beefeaters", who also narrate anecdotes and legends of the tower. The traditional raven of the fortress, protagonist of famous superstitions, adds a mysterious touch to the whole. To visit the Tower of London is to delve into Britain's royal history and discover a monument that has marked the country's identity for centuries.