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Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge Glass Floor Tickets

Included with Tower Bridge tickets

Timings

RECOMMENDED DURATION

2 hours

Visitors walking on the glass walkway inside Tower Bridge, London.

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BOSCONO Virginie

Boscono

Feb 2026
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Excellent, what more can I say except that it's magnificent 😍 Rich in history and unforgettable. I highly recommend it, whether you go alone or with your family. Westminster Abbey is very close to Big Ben.
Ferruccio Agazzi

Ferruccio

Jan 2026
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History really amazed me that an Abbey is like a cemetery is the first time I have come across such a historical property. However very beautiful an outstanding Gothic
Raffaello Porro

Raffaello

Feb 2026
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It was very good and easy to book. We also were positiey surprised by the possibility to change our scheduled time when we came three hours earlier than planned.
Joshua Hardingham
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Joshua

United Kingdom
Feb 2026
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Really well organised and care from the staff even with a misunderstanding at the security check. And despite the weather was still able to see a good bit of the London skyline and landmarks.
Anne Moni Rudolph

Anne

Feb 2026
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Visiting Tower Bridge was great and interesting. Great view 👌✌️ The Tower was also beautiful. But it wasn't my first visit.
Marcela González Smith
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Marcela

Mexico
Jan 2026
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A fabulous place that transports you back in time, a site steeped in history with impressive galleries. Inside and outside the castle there are beautiful places to take photos, and the crown jewels are also fabulous to admire. My husband gave me a ring for our 25th anniversary. Afterwards, walk across London Bridge, enjoying the views and the great structure of the bridge. Leave your fear behind and walk on the glass of the bridge... enjoy it to the fullest!
Marine Soler

Marine

Jan 2026
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Easy to book, and a good price! The experience itself was really enjoyable. Our hotel was next to Tower Bridge, so a visit was a must! Great views and especially fun to walk across the glass walkway (maybe scary if you're afraid of heights). A visit to the engine room was also very interesting, so definitely recommended for your visit to London!
Natalie Cardenas
US

Natalie

United States
Jan 2026
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My family and I really enjoyed the experience overall and were amazing by the Bridge's craftsmanship. We wwre sorry to hear that 10 people lost their lives in the making of the bridge but thought that was an impressive number since there weren't any harnesses or supports during the time of construction over the 8 years it took to complete. We all agreed we wouldn't be able to do the job these men do especially the scuba divers. I would highly recommend this tour to others and would do this tour again with my family.

Glass Walkway | Tower Bridge's 42m-high viewpoint

This modern feature is one of the most popular attractions within the historic structure. The Walkway offers panoramic views over the River Thames and the city skyline, allowing visitors to walk directly over the traffic and river below.

Where is it located?

The Glass Walkway is located in the upper section of Tower Bridge, connecting the North and South Towers, 42 meters (138 feet) above the River Thames.

How to access?

Access to the glass floor, or Tower Bridge walkway tickets, is included in all standard Tower Bridge entry tickets. There is no separate Tower Bridge glass floor ticket needed to experience the walk.

Things to know before booking Tower Bridge Glass Walkway access

  • Access is guaranteed: Access to the high-level Tower Bridge Walkway (including the Tower Bridge Glass Floor) is always included with your general admission Tower Bridge tickets. There is no special "glass floor ticket" required.
  • Pricing: The cost difference you see between different ticket types (e.g., standard entry vs. combo tours) is due to added services (like guided tours or a Thames cruise) or added attractions (like Westminster Abbey), not restricted access to the Tower Bridge glass walkway.
  • Accessibility: The Glass Walkway itself and the high-level walkways are fully wheelchair and pram accessible via the lifts inside the North and South Towers.
  • Visitor tip: The bridge lifts approximately 800 times a year. To enhance your experience on the Tower Bridge glass floor, check the Tower Bridge Lift Schedule online and aim to be on the walkway 15 mins before the listed time to watch a ship pass directly underneath you.

Why visit Tower Bridge’s Glass Walkway

Glass walkway inside Tower Bridge, London, with view of the road and river below.
  • Must-see highlights: Dare yourself to walk 42 meters above the Thames with traffic zooming underneath. Capture panoramic photos of London's major landmarks, including the Tower of London, The Shard, and St Paul's Cathedral, from a unique aerial perspective.
  • Value-packed ticket: Your Tower Bridge glass floor ticket also includes full access to the historic Victorian Engine Rooms—two attractions for one price!
  • Unique facts: The Glass Walkway was added during a renovation in 2014. The glass panels weigh over 500kg each. 

Your Glass Walkway ticket types

Standard entryGuided tour + cruiseCombo tours

Is Glass Walkway access included?

Yes

Yes

Yes

Why go for it?

• Most affordable option • Explore the Tower Bridge glass floor at your own pace.

• Includes expert commentary and a scenic Thames cruise (added value).

• Tower Bridge tickets, glass walkway access, plus entry to another major London site (like Tower of London or the London Eye).

Starting price

From £12.80

From £69

From £24.98

Tower Bridge Glass Walkway highlights

Visitors enjoying the glass walkway at Tower Bridge, London.
View of London skyline and Thames River from Tower Bridge.
Modern exhibit at Tower Bridge London featuring historical street signs and vintage artifacts.
Tower Bridge sign with City of London crest.
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The Glass Floor experience

The main attraction of the high-level walkway is the famed Tower Bridge glass floor. Suspended 42 meters above the Thames, this section offers a view straight down onto the river, traffic, and pedestrians passing below. It's the perfect spot for unique, gravity-defying photos and videos.

Access: Included with all Tower Bridge walkway tickets

Panoramic Thames views

Beyond the glass, the walkways provide uninterrupted 360-degree panoramic views of the city. Look East toward the skyscrapers of Canary Wharf and West toward the historic heart of London, spotting landmarks like the Tower of London, The Shard, and St Paul's Cathedral.

Access: Included with all Tower Bridge glass floor ticket purchases

History & interactive displays

As you walk between the North and South Towers, engaging displays detail the social and architectural history of the bridge. Learn about the people who built it and the challenges of Victorian engineering that made the high-level walkway possible.

Access: Included with all Tower Bridge glass floor entry tickets

Bridge Lift

Informational screens often display the schedule for the bridge's bascule lifts. If you planned correctly, you can witness the massive arms raise right beneath your feet, a dramatic event made even better when you buy Tower Bridge tickets with glass walkway access.

Access: Free (Lift times vary)

Capture the moment: Your Glass Walkway photo guide

Children observing London skyline from inside Tower Bridge.

Look down!

The ultimate shot is looking straight down onto the double-decker buses and black cabs crossing the bridge. Position yourself near the edge of the glass panel for the best depth of field.

Glass walkway inside Tower Bridge with view of London bus below.
Tower Bridge in London at sunset, viewed from under an archway.

Architectural highlights of the Glass Walkway

Modern addition to Victorian design

The Tower Bridge Glass Floor was a contemporary addition, opening in 2014, well over a century after the original bridge’s completion in 1894. The high-level walkway itself was initially built to allow pedestrians to cross the Thames when the bridge was raised, but it fell out of use.

Engineering the Glass Floor

The glass floor sections, suspended 42 meters (138 feet) above the River Thames, are made of thick, laminated glass panels weighing approximately 530 kilograms (1,170 lbs) each. This structural insertion enhances the visitor experience and makes the most of the historic walkway.

Connecting the Towers

These high-level walkways connect the North and South Towers and offer the clearest views of the bascules lifting. Securing your Tower Bridge glass walkway access offers this thrilling perspective over the river and traffic below.

Historical and cultural significance of the Glass Walkway

The Tower Bridge Glass Walkway, opened in 2014, blends Victorian heritage with modern engineering. While the original high-level walkways (1894) were designed for foot traffic when the bridge was raised, the newer Tower Bridge glass floor transforms the experience. It serves as a modern cultural lens, encouraging visitors to physically engage with the bridge’s original architecture and the River Thames 42 meters below. Offering stunning views, the Tower Bridge glass floor elevates the Bridge's cultural role from a static monument to a dynamic, contemporary London experience.

Plan your visit to the Glass Walkway

Tower Bridge in London with a person taking a photo, view from the riverbank.

The Tower Bridge Glass Walkway is open daily from 9:30am to 6pm (last entry at 5pm).

For the quietest experience, plan your visit for the early morning, right at 9:30am, especially during peak season.

The Glass Walkway is located in the high-level walkways connecting the North and South Towers, approximately 42 meters above the River Thames. Enter through the main entrance located on the west side of the North Tower.

Tourists taking a selfie with Tower Bridge in London, showcasing exclusive access with Tower Bridge Tickets.
  • Wear comfortable shoes and consider the weather, as the entry queue is outside. 
  • For the best photos on the Tower Bridge glass floor, check the official Lift Schedule and try to time your visit so a bus or boat is passing below you. 
  • Your Tower Bridge glass floor ticket also grants access to the Victorian Engine Rooms.

Frequently asked questions about the Tower Bridge Glass Walkway

No. Access to the Tower Bridge glass floor and both high-level walkways is included with your standard Tower Bridge entry ticket.