Tower of London
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The square White Tower was built in 1066 and each monarch since has developed new bits of this historical palace and fortress. It's where Henry XVIII beheaded some of his wives, and where the royal Crown Jewels are kept.
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Every evening, the historic ceremony of the keys takes place between the guards. You can book to attend for £5.
The scene for many dramatic events during this country's history.
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This uncompromising slab of a building has been many things, including the site where Henry VIII ordered the execution of two of his wives and, currently, home of the Crown Jewels
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Some might go to the Tower of London to catch sight of the Crown Jewels, while others hope for a glimpse of a harrowed ghost as well.
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Address: London EC3N 4AB, UK
Phone: +44 333 320 6000
Hours: Closed (Opens at 9:00am)
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Insider Tip
Insider Tip
Every evening, the historic ceremony of the keys takes place between the guards. You can book to attend for £5.
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