Fascinating tour. The guide, Joe, was incredibly knowledgeable and very willing to answer questions and yes, he knew the answers. We learned how the bridge was constructed, while maintaining river traffic through it, and why it was constructed. And how it operates today and accommodates ships greater than 30’. We went on a Friday morning. Group size was about 14-16. We used elevator to go from floor to floor within tower. The tour ran about 15 minutes long, but no one cared … that interesting.

Good to visit the place. Landmark of london. Nothing so special, a short stay of 30 min is sufficient there. A walk from london bridge to tower bridge is good. Please carry a umbrella. Must do. Umbrella cost at nearby shops is 15£. Better take from ur home.

Monty was our tour guide yesterday. He made it perfect. So much knowledge and extra information that he had researched himself. He was very careful to make sure that the group was comfortable, could hear and answered all our questions well. A great way to spend 90 minutes in London. Very interesting, and good for all ages.

It was so cool to go inside the towers of Tower Bridge and walk across at the top! Beautiful views and wonderful history! Also gave us a cool insight as to how the bridge was built and how it operates. Definitely worth the ticket price!

Been wanting to visit for ages and finally got there. Plenty of information on display about the building and workings of the bridge, plus there is an audio guide you can get on your phone available giving a commentary about the bridge, its history and how it works. A walk over the walkways gives some amazing views especially through the glass floor, not for the faint hearted. The entry fee also includes a visit to the engine room which is also worth the visit.

Came here to do the walkway across the top of the bridge, but Tower Bridge impressed us more than we expected. Everything is really well done, even the engine room which I expected to be a bit dull was brought to life with interactive exhibits and a nice audio-visual display. Staff were friendly and it was unrushed and not too busy. We stayed about 90 minutes in total and for two families of four, wasn’t bad value either.

This was surprisingly one of the best experiences of our trip to London. We just stumbled upon it while walking on the bridge, and upon buying the very inexpensive tickets, where treated to one of the best historical exhibitions in London, along with a spectacular view from the glass floor at the top of the bridge. Highly recommend!

This icon suspension bridge was built between 1886 to 1890 to connect the east end of London. It is 240 metres long and has two Victorian Gothic style towers 6r Metres high. A must see if in London.

It's "just part of the London Scenery" - I had no idea that I could walk across the top of this fantastic London iconic structure! What a great experience. Stairs or elevator option takes visitors to the 'Top' and from here you have the option of walking across the length of the bridge via the glass walkway or via the "normal" floor! Great discussions and challenges on the part of most. I admit that I opted to do half and half! Even though it was grey and overcast, the views were magnificent. It was an eye opener to see the Tower of London, for centuries the tallest building in England, dwarfed by the modern buildings of the City. From the walkway we then were able to visit the exhibit of Victorian machinery that once operated this bridge. Machines that were works of art! Absolutely worth the visit.

In London this is one iconic place hard to miss. We had great walks beside the river and of course the bridge was visible from a long way off. We went under it one day by boat and walked across it another, very busy popular place. Fantastic architecture,it surely is one of the worlds most recognised buildings, a real feature of London and the Thames river. A pleasure to see and walk across, must be one of the most photographed places in the country