Things to do near Tower of London | Walkable Sights, Cruises & Museums

Top things to do near the Tower of London

Tower Bridge

3-min walk (240 m)
Iconic drawbridge with glass-floor walkway and river views.
Cost: From £12

St. Katharine Docks

5-min walk (400 m)
Marina filled with cafés, pubs, and riverside restaurants.
Cost: Free

Sky Garden

12-min walk (950 m)
Free rooftop garden with panoramic London views.
Cost: Free (pre-booking required)

Leadenhall Market

13-min walk (1.0 km)
Victorian arcade with boutiques, a Harry Potter film spot.
Cost: Free

Monument to the Great Fire of London

15-min walk (1.2 km)
Climb 311 steps for skyline views of London.
Cost: £6

Borough Market

20-min walk (1.6 km)
London’s most famous food market with global street eats.
Cost: Free (meals from £5+)

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Old St Paul's Cathedral in London with its iconic dome and surrounding gardens.

Landmarks near the Tower of London

Tower Pier (Thames River Cruise)

Board a sightseeing cruise for classic London landmarks from the water

Distance: 2-min walk (150m)
Cost: From £14
Tip: Book sunset slots to see the city lit up at night.

Tower Bridge

One of London’s most photogenic icons with walkways and glass floors overlooking the Thames.

Distance: 3-min walk (200 m)
Cost: From £12
Tip: Time your visit for bridge lifts—check schedules online.

All Hallows by the Tower

London’s oldest church, with Saxon crypt and Roman pavement.

Distance: 3-min walk (250 m)
Cost: Free (donations welcome)
Tip: Visit the small museum with artifacts from Roman London.

Monument to the Great Fire of London

Historic column commemorating the 1666 fire with city views from its top.

Distance: 15-min walk (1.2 km)
Cost: £6
Tip: Collect a certificate after climbing all 311 steps.

London Mithraeum (Temple of Mithras)

Roman temple remains beneath Bloomberg’s HQ, with immersive displays.

Distance: 15-min walk (1.3 km)
Cost: Free (booking required)
Tip: Book online early—time slots fill quickly.

Museums near the Tower of London

HMS Belfast

WWII battleship turned floating museum.

Distance: 13-minute walk (950 m)
Cost: From £25
Tip: Try the captain’s bridge for views.

Bank of England Museum

Exhibits about British currency, gold bars, and financial history.

Distance: 15-min walk (1.2 km)
Cost: Free
Tip: Try lifting a genuine gold bar on display.

Clink Prison Museum

On the site of London’s oldest prison, discover tales of crime, punishment, and notorious inmates.

Distance: 18-min walk (1.4 km)
Cost: From £8
Tip: A quirky alternative for history buffs and older kids.

Museum of London Docklands

Set in an old warehouse, it tells London’s maritime and trade story.

Distance: Short DLR ride (15 min)
Cost: Free
Tip: Great for families—don’t miss Sailortown, a recreated 19th-century street.

Tate Modern

World-class modern art museum in a converted power station on the Southbank.

Distance: 15 min (short tube ride, Jubilee line)
Cost: Free (special exhibitions extra)
Tip:** Head to the viewing terrace for free skyline views.

Design Museum

Focuses on contemporary design, architecture, and fashion.

Distance: 25-min (short tube ride)
Cost: Free for main exhibits
Tip: Check for temporary exhibitions—they sell out quickly.

Observation decks near Tower of London

Sky Garden

Free public rooftop garden in the Walkie Talkie building, offering sweeping skyline views.

Distance: 12-min walk (950 m)
Cost: Free (booking required)
Tip: Sunset slots book fast—reserve early.

Garden at 120

Open-air rooftop garden with calm landscaping and skyline angles.

Distance: 16-min walk (1.3 km)
Cost: Free (often no booking)
Tip: Windier than Sky Garden—bring a light layer.

Millennium Bridge

Pedestrian suspension bridge near St. Paul’s Cathedral, with excellent photo spots.

Distance: 18-min walk (1.4 km)
Cost: Free
Tip: Best at night when illuminated against the Thames.

Horizon 22

A new free viewing gallery high above the City’s towers.

Distance: 18-min walk (1.4 km)
Cost: Free (ticket)
Tip: Weekday morning slots are easiest to snag.

The Shard (View from the Shard)

Western Europe’s tallest building with spectacular indoor and outdoor decks.

Distance: 20-min walk (1.6 km)
Cost: From £28
Tip: Visit on clear evenings for unforgettable sunsets.

Blackfriars Bridge

Historic road and rail bridge with excellent river views of the Tower

Distance: 22-min walk (1.7 km)
Cost: Free
Tip: Spot the old red pillars of the original bridge beside it.

Where to eat & drink near the Tower of London

Coppa Club – Tower Bridge Igloos

Riverside dining with igloo pods overlooking Tower Bridge and a modern European menu.

Distance: 5-min walk (450 m)
Cost: Meals from £15+
Tip: Book weeks ahead—igloos sell out fast.

Bravas Tapas

Stylish Spanish tapas at St. Katharine Docks.

Distance: 6-min walk (500 m)
Cost: £20–35 per person
Tip: Go for weekday lunches to avoid queues.

The Dickens Inn

Historic 18th-century pub on St Katharine Docks with timber balconies and flower-filled façade.

Distance: 7-min walk (550 m)
Cost: Pub mains from £12+
Tip: Grab an upstairs balcony seat for marina views.

The Hung, Drawn & Quartered

Classic pub with hearty pies and ales.

Distance: 7-min walk (600 m)
Cost: Mains from £12
Tip: Great spot for traditional pub food near the Tower.

Darwin Brasserie (Sky Garden)

Modern British dining with skyline views.

Distance: 12-min walk (950 m)
Cost: Mains from £25
Tip: Ask for window seating when booking.

Duck & Waffle

Sky-high dining on the 40th floor with British-European dishes and 24/7 service.

Distance: 15-min walk (≈1.2 km)
Cost: From £18+ per dish
Tip: Book a late-night slot for city lights and cocktails.

Borough Market

London’s famous food market brimming with artisanal stalls, fresh produce, and global street food.

Distance: 18-min walk (≈1.4 km)
Cost: Free entry; meals from £6+
Tip: Go before noon to avoid peak crowds and snag fresh bakes.

Dishoom Shoreditch

Stylish Bombay-style café serving legendary black daal, naan rolls, and chai.

Distance: Short metro ride (15 min)
Cost: Small plates from £6+
Tip: Expect queues; weekday breakfast is quieter and excellent value.

Historic pubs by the river

💡 Tip: Skip food chains and head to The Dickens Inn or Prospect of Whitby, two centuries-old pubs with real London character.

Bread pudding with custard being poured, London food experience.

Budget-friendly things to do around the Tower of London

Tower Bridge Lifts

Catch the bridge lifting for free from the Tower Pier riverside..

Distance: 3-min walk (240 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: Bridge lifts happen several times weekly; check lift times online in advance.

St. Katharine Docks Marina

Picturesque marina for a free stroll among boats. It also has pubs and waterside cafés.

Distance: 6-min walk (500 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: Visit on weekends for food markets.

Leadenhall Market

Victorian market hall with boutique shops, eateries, and photo spots.

Distance: 13-min walk (1.0 km)
Cost: Free (shopping/dining extra)
Tip: Arrive mid-morning before office crowds

Southbank Riverside Walk

Riverside promenade lined with cafés, performers, and photo opportunities.

Distance: 10-min walk (≈800 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: Visit at dusk for atmospheric views of Tower Bridge lit up.

Whitechapel Gallery

Free contemporary art exhibitions in a historic East End building.

Distance: 12-min walk (950m)
Cost: Free (charges for some exhibitions)
Tip: Check for free talks and events.

Gardens and parks near the Tower of London

Trinity Square Gardens

Small memorial gardens honoring WWII heroes.

Distance: 5-min walk (400 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: Quiet lunch spot away from crowds.

St Dunstan in the East Church Garden

Bombed-out medieval church turned into a peaceful public garden.

Distance: 8-min walk (600 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: Magical spot for photos, especially in spring with climbing ivy.

Potters Fields Park

Green riverside space with Tower Bridge views.

Distance: 10-min walk (800 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: Perfect picnic spot with bridge backdrop.

Postman’s Park

Hidden oasis with a touching memorial to Victorian heroes who died saving others.

Distance: 20-min walk (≈1.6 km)
Cost: Free
Tip: A reflective spot that feels worlds away from the city’s bustle.

Picnic with a view

💡 Tip: Potters Fields Park offers unbeatable Tower Bridge views and wide lawns—perfect for a riverside picnic stop between attractions

Tower of London with historic architecture and river view.

Public squares, streets & more

Trinity Square

Historic square near the Tower with memorial gardens and statues honoring WWII seafarers.

Distance: 5-min walk (400 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: A quiet spot, just steps from Tower Hill station.

Shad Thames

Historic riverside street with 19th-century warehouses converted into trendy restaurants.

Distance: 12-min walk (900 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: Great for photography, especially at sunset with Tower Bridge in frame.

Borough High Street

Bustling thoroughfare leading to Borough Market, lined with pubs and shops.

Distance: 20-min walk (1.6 km)
Cost: Free to explore
Tip: Pop into historic pubs like The George Inn for a classic London pint.

Paternoster Square

Modern square near St Paul’s Cathedral with cafés, restaurants, and the tall Paternoster Column.

Distance: 20-min walk (≈1.6 km)
Cost: Free
Tip: A lively lunch spot for City workers; evenings are quieter.

Brick Lane

East London’s cultural hub, known for curry houses, vintage shops, and weekend street art.

Distance: Short metro ride (15 min)
Cost: Free to explore; meals from £10+
Tip: Sundays host one of London’s most vibrant street markets.

Activities for family & kids

Tower Bridge Exhibition

Glass floors, lofty walkways, and engine rooms wow kids and adults alike.

Distance: 8-min walk (650 m)
Cost: From £13
Tip: Kids under 5 go free.

ThamesJet / RIB Speedboat (from Tower Pier)

High-octane blasts past London’s riverfront icons.

Distance: 3-min walk (250 m)
Cost: From ~£39
Tip: Bring a windproof layer; lockers available at the pier.

Wilton’s Music Hall Family Events

Historic venue hosting kid-friendly theatre, storytelling, and family concerts.

Distance: 12-min walk (≈950 m)
Cost: From £10
Tip: Check listings in advance—tickets for children’s shows sell quickly.

The London Bridge Experience

Spooky walkthrough blending history and theatrics.

Distance: 18-min walk (1.4 km)
Cost: From ~£27
Tip: Best for older kids; check age guidance for younger kids.

Southbank Centre Playground

Large riverside playground with climbing structures, sand, and water play.

Distance: Short metro ride (15 min)
Cost: Free
Tip: Combine with a family-friendly Southbank walk and snack stops.

Nightlife & evening activities

Thames Evening Cruise

Sail past lit-up landmarks like Tower Bridge and St. Paul’s, with live commentary or music.

Distance: At Tower Pier (next to Tower)
Cost: From £22
Tip: Choose open-top or upper-deck seating for photos.

Shad Thames Bars

Riverside drinks with bridge views; atmospheric after dark.

Distance: 9–13-min walk (0.7–1.0 km)
Cost: Varies
Tip: Reserve igloos or arrive early on weekends.

The Scoop at More London

Open-air amphitheatre near Tower Bridge offering free concerts, film screenings, and shows in summer.

Distance: 10-min walk (800 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: Bring a picnic blanket—seats fill quickly on warm nights.

Sky Garden (Bars & Sunset Views)

Cocktails with floor-to-ceiling skyline views.

Distance: 12-min walk (950 m)
Cost: Cocktails from £12
Tip: Book a late slot to catch the city lights, or aim for live music on weekends.

Bridge Theatre

Modern venue near Tower Bridge with inventive productions.

Distance: 16-min walk (1.3 km)
Cost: From ~£15
Tip: Consider day-seat or rush tickets for savings.

Visit Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre

💡 Tip: If you’re up for a short riverside walk, catch an evening performance at Shakespeare’s Globe. Standing tickets are affordable, and the open-air setting is unforgettable.

Shopping near the Tower of London

Leadenhall Market Boutiques

Victorian covered market with boutique shops and gourmet stalls in a stunning historic arcade.

Distance: 12-min walk (950 m)
Cost: Free to browse
Tip: Best for souvenirs and unique London gifts.

Royal Exchange

Luxury shopping arcade opposite the Bank of England, housing designer boutiques and elegant cafés.

Distance: 14-min walk (1.1 km)
Cost: Free to enter; luxury goods from £50+
Tip: Pop in for upscale afternoon tea beneath the grand atrium.

One New Change Mall

Modern shopping centre near St Paul’s Cathedral with high-street brands and rooftop views.

Distance: 18-min walk (1.5 km)
Cost: Free to browse
Tip: The free rooftop terrace is a hidden gem.

Hay’s Galleria

Riverside shopping and cafés with the ship-like “Navigators” sculpture.

Distance: 18-min walk (1.4 km)
Cost: Free to browse
Tip: Pair with a walk to Borough Market for a quick meal.

Old Spitalfields Market

Lively covered market selling fashion, antiques, food, and handmade crafts in East London.

Distance: Short metro ride (1.9 km)
Cost: Free entry; items from £5+
Tip: Thursdays host antique and vintage sellers, and Sundays also have food stalls.

Explore hidden Harry Potter spots

💡 Tip: Leadenhall Market doubled as Diagon Alley in the films—bring your camera for magical angles in the Victorian arcade.

Seasonal events

Tower of London Moat – Superbloom

In the summer, seasonal wildflower displays transform the Tower’s moat into a colorful garden.

Distance: At the Tower of London
Cost: Included with Tower entry (£12+)
Tip: Best bloom usually June–August; morning visits are quieter

Open Air Theatre at The Scoop

Free summer programme of theatre, film nights, and concerts in the riverside amphitheatre near Tower Bridge.

Distance: 12-min walk (950 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: Bring a blanket or cushion; the stone seats can get chilly.

Thames Festival

Annual late-summer arts and river celebration with light shows, parades, and performances.

Distance: Along the Thames, near Tower Bridge
Cost: Free
Tip: Held in September; check program for fireworks and boat pageants.

Totally Thames (September)

Month-long festival of art, performances, and river-themed events across the Thames waterfront.

Distance: Various riverside spots (0.2–2 km)
Cost: Many events free
Tip: Look out for pop-up art installations around Tower Bridge.

Tower of London Ice Rink (Winter)

Seasonal skating rink set against the Tower’s floodlit walls from Nov–Jan.

Distance: At the Tower of London
Cost: From £17
Tip: Evening sessions are atmospheric, but book online early.

Christmas by the River (London Bridge City)

Festive market with alpine-style chalets, mulled wine, crafts, and skyline views by Tower Bridge.

Distance: 8-min walk (600 m)
Cost: Free entry
Tip: Evening is best for lights and atmosphere.

Christmas at Leadenhall Market

Victorian market decked out with giant Christmas tree, lights, and festive stalls from Nov–Dec.

Distance: 12-min walk (950 m)
Cost: Free
Tip: Evenings in December are magical with live choirs and carol singing.

New Year’s Eve Fireworks (Thames Riverside)

Celebrate the new year with London’s world-famous fireworks over the Thames, visible near Tower Bridge.

Distance: 5–10 min walk
Cost: Free (ticketed zones closer to Westminster)
Tip: Arrive very early—riverside spots fill hours before midnight.

How to plan your day near the Tower of London

Path: Tower of London → Tower Bridge → Riverside photos → St. Katharine Docks

After visiting the Tower, walk across Tower Bridge for skyline shots (20 min).
Snap some riverside photo run at Potters Fields (15 min).
Grab a quick coffee at St. Katharine Docks (20 min).

Alternative: Swap the bridge walk for the Monument climb if you prefer views.

Path: Tower of London → Tower Bridge Exhibition → HMS Belfast → Borough Market lunch

Morning inside Tower of London (2 hrs).
Tower Bridge Exhibition with glass walkway (1 hr–75 min).
Visit HMS Belfast, exploring its 9 decks (1 hr).
Lunch at Borough Market (1 hr).

Alternative: Replace Borough Market with Sky Garden for skyline views while you eat.

Path: Tower of London → St Katharine Docks → Sky Garden → St Paul’s → Borough Market → Evening cruise

Tower of London tour, Crown Jewels & ramparts (3 hrs).
Coffee stop at St Katharine Docks (30 min).
Head to Sky Garden for rooftop views (1 hr).
Visit St Paul’s Cathedral interior & dome climb (2 hrs).
Lunch at Borough Market (1 hr).
Thames evening cruise from Tower Pier (2 hrs).

Alternative: Swap St Paul’s for Tate Modern if you prefer modern art, or the Thames evening cruise with a visit to The Shard if you’d prefer skyline views.

Path: Potters Fields sunset → Tower Bridge lights → Drinks with a view

Sunset at Potters Fields – 30 min
Blue-hour photos of Tower Bridge illuminated at night on Shad Thames – 25 min
Dinner and drinks at Sky Garden bar or Coppa Club – 60–90 min
Optional river stroll back to Tower – 20–30 min

Alternative: Opt for an evening cruise if weather is fine, or catch a show at Bridge Theatre instead of bar time.

Path: Tower of London → Tower Bridge Glass Walkway → HMS Belfast → Potters Fields Park

Tower of London family trail & Crown Jewels (2 hrs).
Tower Bridge Glass floor walk and Tower Bridge Exhibition (1 hr).
Explore HMS Belfast’s interactive decks (1 hr).
Picnic and playtime at Potters Fields Park (45 min).

Alternative: Swap HMS Belfast for the Museum of London Docklands for interactive history exhibits.

Path: Tower Bridge sunset → Wine bar → Shad Thames stroll → Riverside dinner

Capture sunset photos from Tower Bridge (30 min).
Drinks at a cosy wine bar near London Bridge (1 hr).
Romantic walk through historic Shad Thames (30 min).
Dinner at Shad Thames/Coppa Club (1 hr).

Alternative: Opt for a Thames dinner cruise if you prefer an evening on the water.

Visitor information

Walking is best for everything within 20 minutes.

Public Transit

Tube: Tower Hill (District/Circle), Monument (District/Circle), London Bridge (Jubilee/Northern)
Rail: Fenchurch Street; London Bridge
Buses: 15, 42, 78, 100, along Tower Hill, Eastcheap, London Bridge

Taxis/Ride-hailing: Ranks on Tower Hill; ride-hailing pickup on Minories, Byward Street, and Lower Thames St

Bikes & Scooters: Santander Cycles docks around Tower Hill, St Katharine Docks, and Tooley St

Boats: Tower Pier for Thames River cruises to Westminster/Greenwich

There is limited parking near Tower Hill and no free street parking nearby.

Tower Hill Coach & Car Park: Closest to Tower (5-min walk, £6/hour)
Minories Car Park: 24/7; EV bays limited. (5-min walk, £5/hour).
Aldgate Car Parks: (10-min walk, £5/hour)

Q-Park Tower Bridge (SE1): ~15-min walk across the river; pre-book for rates.

Restrooms: Inside Tower grounds; Tower Hill station; St Katharine Docks; major attractions (Bridge/HMS Belfast).
Lockers/Luggage: Left-luggage services near London Bridge/Liverpool Street; app-based storage at LuggageHero near Tower Hill and CityStasher locations.
ATMs: By Tower Hill station, Minories, Eastcheap, St. Katharine Docks, and Leadenhall Market.
Wi-Fi: Free via TfL at Underground stations, some riverside hotspots around St. Katharine Docks, at many stations, and cafés.
Water Fountains: Available within Tower grounds, at Trinity Square Gardens, Potters Fields, select stations and parks.
Shaded Seating: Benches along Tower Hill gardens and the riverside, Trinity Square Gardens, Potters Fields Park, St Katharine Docks terraces.

Wheelchair & step-free accessibility: Most attractions are accessible with ramps, lifts, and restrooms, and many riverside paths are level and fully wheelchair accessible. However, HMS Belfast is not step-free and has steep ladders inside.
Public Transit: DLR stations are step-free; Tower Hill tube station is partially accessible.
River Cruises: Most operators offer ramped boarding at Tower Pier, though upper decks may not be step-free.
Service Animals: Allowed at most attractions per UK guidlines.
Restrooms: Accessible toilets within Tower grounds and major attractions; radar-key facilities nearby.

Time your bridge moments: If a bridge lift is scheduled, be on Tower Bridge’s east side 10 minutes early for ship-and-sun combo shots; lifts pause pedestrian flow and create unique photos.
Beat Sky Garden queues: Free tickets drop in releases; set calendar alerts and aim for the earliest slot. Walk-in weekday mornings often work if you’re flexible.
Riverside flow hack: Walk Tower → Potters Fields → Shad Thames for tailwind views; return via the north bank for City skylines and pubs. Minimal backtracking, maximum photo variety.
Lunch like a local: Leadenhall Market is fastest on weekdays before 12:30 pm. After noon, queues spike; grab a takeaway and picnic at Trinity Square Gardens.
Night-photo strategy: Shoot blue hour from Potters Fields, cross to the north bank for reflections, then finish at Tower Pier for light trails from passing boats.

Frequently asked questions about things to do near the Tower of London

Is the area around the Tower of London safe at night?

Yes, it’s well-lit and busy with visitors, especially near Tower Bridge. Stick to main paths and riverside areas. Late nights are quieter, so use normal urban safety awareness.

Is the area around the Tower of London easy to walk around?

Absolutely. Attractions like Tower Bridge, St. Katharine Docks, and Sky Garden are within 5–15 minutes’ walk. Pavements are wide, though cobblestones inside the Tower grounds may be tricky for strollers.

What local favorites are near the Tower of London?

Locals love St. Katharine Docks for casual dining, Potters Fields Park for picnics, and Leadenhall Market for both shopping and its Harry Potter film connection. Sky Garden is another much-loved free spot.

What’s the best picnic spot near the Tower of London?

Potters Fields Park is the top choice, offering spacious lawns with unmatched Tower Bridge views. Trinity Square Gardens is a quieter option, great for a quick lunch break.

Where are the best photo spots of the Tower of London?

The best angles come from Tower Bridge and Tower Pier riverside. Sky Garden offers elevated skyline shots, while the south bank near City Hall frames the Tower perfectly against the Thames.

What free things can I do near the Tower of London?

Enjoy Sky Garden rooftop views, explore St. Katharine Docks, walk across Tower Bridge, or wander Leadenhall Market. All are free and within a short walk, offering diverse London experiences without cost.

What are some rainy-day ideas near the Tower of London?

Head indoors to Tower Bridge Exhibition, Sky Garden, or the Bank of England Museum. Leadenhall Market is also covered, making it a great place to shop and eat without worrying about the weather.

Things to do near the Tower of London

Top things to do near the Tower of London

Tower Bridge

St. Katharine Docks

Sky Garden

Leadenhall Market

Monument to the Great Fire of London

Borough Market

Landmarks near the Tower of London

Tower Pier (Thames River Cruise)

Tower Bridge

All Hallows by the Tower

Monument to the Great Fire of London

London Mithraeum (Temple of Mithras)

Museums near the Tower of London

HMS Belfast

Bank of England Museum

Clink Prison Museum

Museum of London Docklands

Tate Modern

Design Museum

Observation decks near Tower of London

Sky Garden

Garden at 120

Millennium Bridge

Horizon 22

The Shard (View from the Shard)

Blackfriars Bridge

Where to eat & drink near the Tower of London

Coppa Club – Tower Bridge Igloos

Bravas Tapas

The Dickens Inn

The Hung, Drawn & Quartered

Darwin Brasserie (Sky Garden)

Duck & Waffle

Borough Market

Dishoom Shoreditch

Budget-friendly things to do around the Tower of London

Tower Bridge Lifts

St. Katharine Docks Marina

Leadenhall Market

Southbank Riverside Walk

Whitechapel Gallery

Gardens and parks near the Tower of London

Trinity Square Gardens

St Dunstan in the East Church Garden

Potters Fields Park

Postman’s Park

Public squares, streets & more

Trinity Square

Shad Thames

Borough High Street

Paternoster Square

Brick Lane

Activities for family & kids

Tower Bridge Exhibition

ThamesJet / RIB Speedboat (from Tower Pier)

Wilton’s Music Hall Family Events

The London Bridge Experience

Southbank Centre Playground

Nightlife & evening activities

Thames Evening Cruise

Shad Thames Bars

The Scoop at More London

Sky Garden (Bars & Sunset Views)

Bridge Theatre

Shopping near the Tower of London

Leadenhall Market Boutiques

Royal Exchange

One New Change Mall

Hay’s Galleria

Old Spitalfields Market

Seasonal events

Tower of London Moat – Superbloom

Open Air Theatre at The Scoop

Thames Festival

Totally Thames (September)

Tower of London Ice Rink (Winter)

Christmas by the River (London Bridge City)

Christmas at Leadenhall Market