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Why attend Tower of London events
- Attend seasonal events & historic reenactments: Experience history brought to life through the Tower’s year-round calendar of events led by costumed interpreters and accompanied by live demonstrations.
- Explore the Tower after hours: Walk through the Tower in the darkness with exclusive evening events. Whether it's a twilight tour, night-time reenactment, or themed escape challenge, these after-hours experiences offer a unique glimpse of the Tower without daytime crowds.
- Join family-friendly festivals: Keep little adventurers entertained with themed activity trails and hands-on events designed for curious young minds.
- Experience the Ceremony of the Keys: See one of the Tower’s most iconic events in person—the Ceremony of the Keys. This 700-year-old tradition of locking up the Tower each evening is steeped in history and pageantry.
- Discover special exhibitions: During limited-time events, gain access to rare artifacts, commemorative displays, and behind-the-scenes exhibits not available year-round.
- Participate in talks: Listen to experts unpack the Tower’s dark myths and historical moments during curated talk series and panel events. Or, see history unfold through living history sessions where actors recreate the sights, sounds, and personalities of major Tower events.
Tower of London events 2025
The Tower Remembers
When: May 6 to Nov 11, 2025
Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Second World War's end, witness a new display of ceramic poppies blooming at the Tower of London's heart.
Price: Included in ticket price
The Poet’s Predicament
When: Until Jun 29, 2025
Discover Geoffrey Chaucer’s role as Clerk of the King’s Works at the Tower and the delicate balance he navigated between his official duties and his writing. Encounter Chaucer himself, as 4 medieval characters share their tales.
Price: Included in ticket price
Ceremony of the Keys
When: Daily (9:30pm to 10:05pm)
In the Tower of London's battlements, the Ceremony of the Keys stands as an enduring tradition protecting the Crown Jewels and other invaluable artifacts within the fortress as Yeomen Warders (Beefeaters) lock the Tower’s gates.
Price: £5
1275–2025: Queenship, Minorities, and Expulsion
When: Jun 30, 2025
This 1-day conference marks the 750th anniversary of the Expulsion of the Jews from Dowager Queen Eleanor, Queen Consort to Henry III, of Provence's lands. Join as leading historians examine Eleanor's impact on England’s medieval Jewish community.
Price: £20
The Constable’s Dues
When: To be announced
The Ceremony of the Constable's Dues represents the Constable’s historical right to a portion of cargo from ships mooring at Tower Wharf. When a Royal Naval vessel docks at the Wharf, its Captain presents the Constable with a barrel of wine.
Price: Included in ticket price
Gun salutes
When: May 6, Jun 14, Jul 17, Sept 8, Nov 14, State Opening of Parliament, State Visits
Military gun salutes, a traditional honor fired from cannons or artillery, take place at the Tower on the Gun Park, on the Wharf. These commemorative firings typically occur at 1pm and consist of 62 rounds, unless specified otherwise.
Price: Included in ticket price
How to book Tower of London events
Frequently Asked Questions about Tower of London events
What do the Tower of London event tickets include?
Each ticket grants access to a specific event at the Tower of London and may include extras such as guided tours by Yeoman Warders, live performances, family-friendly activities, or access to normally restricted areas. However, note that some events are included in the admission ticket price.
How do I decide which event ticket is right for me?
Consider your interests and the type of experience you're looking for—historical reenactments, nighttime tours, educational family days, or seasonal festivities. Each event offers a unique perspective of the Tower.
Are guides or tours included with event tickets?
Most Tower of London events do not include guided tours as part of the experience. However, you can book a guided tour led by Yeoman Warders or dedicated event hosts who provide rich storytelling and historical context.
What are the event timings at the Tower of London?
Timings vary depending on the specific event. Some experiences take place during standard opening hours, while others, like the Ceremony of the Keys, may be held in the evening. Please refer to your ticket confirmation for exact starting times.
Is the Tower of London accessible for visitors with disabilities?
The Tower of London provides various accessibility features including step-free access to most parts of the site and assistance for visually and hearing-impaired visitors. If the event has any additional accessibility considerations, these will be mentioned in the ticket info.
What’s the best way to get to the Tower of London for an event?
The Tower is centrally located and easily accessible by public transport. Tower Hill Station (District and Circle lines) is the closest Underground stop. Directions and entry point details will be included in your ticket confirmation to ensure a smooth arrival.
Are Tower of London events family-friendly?
Absolutely. Several events are designed with families in mind, featuring interactive activities, treasure hunts, and storytelling. Look for our family-friendly tags or filters on the event listings when booking.
Do event tickets include general admission to the Tower of London?
Some event tickets include full access to the Tower’s main attractions like the Crown Jewels and the White Tower, while others are exclusive to a particular area or time. Refer to your specific ticket for inclusions.
Who are the Yeoman Warders, and will I meet them?
Also known as Beefeaters, the Yeoman Warders are ceremonial guards and storytellers who live and work at the Tower. Many events feature them as part of ceremonies or performances.