London Iconic Sights Tour

Embark on an unforgettable journey through London, starting with the majestic Tower Bridge and the historic The Tower of London, where the Crown Jewels await.

Cross the river to savour the diverse culinary delights of the bustling Borough Market, then head north to admire the architectural masterpiece of St. Paul's Cathedral.

Continue your walk towards the legal heart of the city at The Royal Courts of Justice and soak up the vibrant street culture of Covent Garden.

Next, enjoy spectacular views of the city skyline from the London Eye before marvelling at the political powerhouses of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.

Pay a visit to the sacred Westminster Abbey, then stroll down Whitehall to see the iconic 10 Downing Street and the ceremonial Royal Horse Guards.

Absorb the energy of the famous Trafalgar Square, then proceed to the royal residence of Buckingham Palace.

Finish your tour by taking in the bright lights of Piccadilly Circus and exploring the exotic flavours of London China Town.

Tour Starting Point

Tower Bridge is exceptionally well-connected by multiple forms of London transport.

The Easiest Way to Find It:

London Underground ("The Tube")

There are two key stations, with one being the primary choice.

Tube Station: Tower Hill

Lines: District Line (green) and Circle Line (yellow)

Walking Time: This is the closest station, approximately a 3-minute walk to the bridge's north entrance.

Tube Station: London Bridge

Lines: Northern Line (black) and Jubilee Line (grey)

Walking Time: This is a major interchange station, but it's a 7-10 minute walk to the bridge. It's best used if you are arriving on the Northern or Jubilee lines.

National Rail (Train)

London Bridge is one of London's oldest and busiest railway stations.

Train Station: London Bridge

Lines: Serves destinations across South East England and is a major stop for Gatwick Airport (Gatwick Express and Thameslink services).

Walking Time: Approximately 7-10 minutes from the station concourse to the bridge.

Bus

Many bus routes stop on the approach roads to Tower Bridge.

Bus Stops: Tower Bridge / Tower Hill / Tooley Street

Lines: Key routes include 15, 42, 47, 78, 149, RV1. The RV1 is particularly useful for tourists as it connects Covent Garden, the South Bank, and Tower Bridge.

River Bus (Ferry)

This is a fantastic and scenic way to travel, offering a unique view of the city from the water.

River Bus Pier: Tower Pier

Service: Thames Clippers river bus services.

Routes: The RB1 and RB6 routes stop here, connecting Tower Bridge to Westminster (in the west) and Greenwich (in the east). A standard Travelcard or Oyster card gives you a discount on the fare.