Bundle two or more iconic attractions into one booking and enjoy better value than purchasing separate tickets, with savings of up to 13% across selected combinations.
Why combine the Tower of London with London's top attractions?
What's the best way to go about it?
| Feature | Separate tickets | Tower of London combo tickets |
|---|---|---|
Cost | Buying individual tickets for multiple attractions usually costs more, especially during peak travel seasons. | Save between 3% and 13%, with some passes offering savings of up to 40% across multiple attractions. |
Availability | Popular attractions like the Tower of London, London Eye, and Sky Garden can sell out independently on busy dates. | Secure entry to multiple attractions through a single booking, reducing the risk of missing out on one experience. |
Timeslots | Each attraction must be booked separately, requiring you to coordinate different entry times yourself. | Many combos include timed entry with flexible scheduling or allow you to visit attractions at your own pace within the ticket conditions. |
Convenience | Multiple bookings, confirmations, and tickets can make planning more complicated. | One booking covers everything, making your London itinerary simpler and easier to manage. |
Flexibility | Complete freedom to choose attractions individually, though planning takes more effort. | Choose from sightseeing cruises, royal landmarks, observation decks, museums, and city passes depending on your travel style. |
Best for | Repeat visitors who already know exactly which attractions they want to visit. | First-time visitors, families, couples, and travellers looking to maximise sightseeing while saving both time and money. |
Making the most of your experience
Best Tower of London combo tickets
| Combo ticket | Best for | Why choose it? | Recommended duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tower of London + Tower Bridge | First-time visitors | Two of London's most iconic landmarks are just a 5-minute walk apart, making this the easiest and most efficient half-day itinerary. | 4–5 hours |
| Tower of London + Official River Tour | History lovers | Continue your Tower visit with Historic Royal Palaces' official Thames cruise, featuring live commentary and unique riverside perspectives of London's history. | 4–5 hours |
| Tower of London + Westminster Abbey | Royal history enthusiasts | Follow the story of the British monarchy by visiting the coronation church before seeing the Crown Jewels and England's historic fortress. | Full day (6–7 hours) |
| Tower of London + London Eye | First-time London visitors | Combine London's royal past with spectacular skyline views from 135m above the city in one memorable sightseeing day. | 5–6 hours |
| Tower of London + Madame Tussauds | Families & mixed-age groups | Balance centuries of British history with interactive celebrity experiences, superhero zones, and family-friendly attractions across central London. | Full day (6–7 hours) |
| Headout Pass London | Flexible explorers | Choose between 2 and 7 attractions from more than 45 experiences over 30 days while saving up to 40% on admission. | Flexible (1–30 days) |
| Tower of London + Sky Garden | Couples & photographers | Begin with breakfast or panoramic skyline views before exploring one of Britain's most historic landmarks just a short walk away. | 4–5 hours |
| Tower of London + London Dungeon | Fans of dark history | Pair authentic medieval history with immersive theatrical storytelling to experience London's darker past from two completely different perspectives. | 5–6 hours |
| London Eye + Thames Cruise + Tower of London | Visitors wanting London's highlights | Experience London's skyline, river, and royal fortress in one itinerary, making it one of the city's most comprehensive sightseeing combinations. | Full day (7–8 hours) |
| Tower of London + Hampton Court Palace | Tudor history enthusiasts | Visit two of England's most important royal residences to understand the Tudor monarchy beyond the Crown Jewels and fortress walls. | Full day (7–8 hours) |
