We had a trip to the city and we decided to do things that we hadn’t done before, one of those things was the Tower Bridge Experience.
Until I started googling ‘things to do near the Tower of London’, I didn’t realise that you could even go in to Tower Bridge. Let alone walk across the walkways at the top!
It looked good online, so we went and booked tickets. We got a timed slot, and it was around £12 for adults and £6 for children, so for a London attraction, this is a really good price.
This attraction is disability accessible even though there’s a lot of stairs, there is a large lift on either side of the walkways. There is also a lift down to the engine rooms. The whole experience can be step free. Carers can also go free of charge with someone with the qualifying paperwork.
The experience itself was really good. There was a lot of history and the glass walkways over the Thames, and the road was a highlight of the experience.
Tower Bridge is a great place to visit as a family and the views are amazing too!
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