The Tower of London brings together almost a thousand years of British history as a fortress, royal palace and former prison. A visit normally includes the Crown Jewels and takes at least two hours. Advance booking is useful during busy periods.
When available, priority access reduces the time spent queuing. Mandatory security checks still apply.
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Westminster Abbey is more than one of London’s best-known churches: it is the setting of British coronations and holds centuries of history, royal tombs and the celebrated Poets’ Corner. Allow at least an hour and a half for a first visit and choose the ticket that best suits your trip in advance.
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St Paul’s Cathedral is one of Christopher Wren’s masterpieces and its great dome dominates the City skyline. A visit includes the cathedral floor, crypt and, when accessible, the dome galleries. Allow at least an hour and a half.