What is the special bridge in London?

Tower Bridge is a visitor attraction, open from 9:30 to 18:00 (last entry is 17:00). You can come inside and explore the Towers, high-level Walkways, Glass Floors and Victorian Engine Rooms. The panoramic views of London are unique, 42 metres above the Thames and 33.5 metres above the road level.



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Completed in 1894, Tower Bridge is the most iconic bridge in London.

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London's only pedestrian bridge and the first new crossing on this part of the Thames in more than a century, it links the City and St Paul's Cathedral to the north with the Globe Theatre and Tate Modern on Bankside.

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1. Tower Bridge. This is an iconic London landmark and is definitely worth a visit, due to its impressive structure and the history be...

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Built by the Victorians over 100 years ago, Tower Bridge is one of the world's most famous bridges and London's most recognised landmark.

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1. Tower Bridge. This is an iconic London landmark and is definitely worth a visit, due to its impressive structure and the history be...

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London is a city of bridges where the past, present and future living together in peace.

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Tower Bridge is the only bridge on the Thames that can be raised. Today the bridge is a major crossing for over 40,000 people on a daily basis.

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Tower Bridge is one of the most iconic London attractions and it's also very easy to visit. You can walk across the bridge for free or for a slight fee you can walk up inside the bridge, take in the breathtaking skyline and walk across the glass bottom walkway.

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London Bridge is a bridge in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States. When it was built in the 1830s, it spanned the River Thames in London, England. In 1968, the bridge was purchased from the City of London by Robert P.

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In 984, a new fixed wooden London Bridge was built. This wooden bridge was short-lived however, as in 1014 Viking invaders led by King Olaf Haraldsson, attacked the British Isles and tore the bridge down.

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The former bridge pedestrian entrance, which is built into the tower of St. Magnus the Marytr Church on Lower Thames Street, still remains. In the church courtyard, you can find some large carved stones that are remains of the Bridge from the northernmost arch.

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