Things To Do Near Tower Bridge, London

With our hotel’s prime location near Tower Bridge, you'll find yourself perfectly positioned to explore some of London’s most iconic landmarks and attractions. Discover a wealth of history and culture just steps away:

• Tower of London - The Tower of London is a historic castle founded in 1066, known for its rich history as a royal palace, prison, and treasury. It's home to the Crown Jewels and mediaeval architecture. Visitors can explore its towers, see the ravens, and learn about its history.

• Tower Bridge - Tower Bridge is a stunning bascule and suspension bridge built in 1894, recognizable by its twin towers and glass-floored walkway. It offers spectacular views of the Thames River and the city skyline. You can also visit the Tower Bridge Exhibition, which showcases the bridge's history and Victorian-era engine rooms.

• London Bridge - London Bridge is a historically significant bridge that has undergone multiple reconstructions since Roman times. Although its modern design is simple compared to its predecessors, it connects central London with Southwark. Nearby, you can visit Borough Market, and The Shard, and enjoy riverside walks with views of the city's changing landscape.

• London City Hall - London City Hall is an architectural marvel with its distinctive, modern glass façade designed by Norman Foster. Located on the south bank of the Thames near Tower Bridge, it houses the Greater London Authority. Visitors can explore its public spaces, including exhibitions about London’s governance and sustainability efforts, or admire its unique design while enjoying the surrounding riverside views.

• St Katherine’s Dock - St Katharine’s Dock is a hidden gem just steps away from Tower Bridge, offering a serene marina filled with yachts and surrounded by charming cafes and restaurants. Once a bustling commercial dock in the 19th century, today it’s a peaceful retreat with waterside dining, boutique shopping, and historical walking tours.

• HMS Belfast - MS Belfast is a retired Royal Navy warship permanently moored on the Thames, now a museum operated by the Imperial War Museums. Visitors can explore nine decks of this WWII warship, including the captain’s bridge, engine rooms, and interactive exhibits that bring naval history to life. It's a fascinating experience for those interested in military history and maritime heritage.

• Trinity Square Gardens - Trinity Square Gardens is a peaceful public space located near the Tower of London. It is known for its memorials, including the striking Tower Hill Memorial which commemorates the lives of merchant navy sailors lost during both World Wars. It’s a tranquil spot for reflection amidst London’s historic surroundings.

• Butler’s Wharf - Butler’s Wharf, once a Victorian-era warehouse complex, is now a vibrant riverside area known for its luxury apartments, restaurants, and galleries. Situated along the south bank of the Thames, it offers stunning views of Tower Bridge and the city skyline, making it a great spot for dining al fresco while watching the boats go by.