- The Tower of London is a famous landmark and a magnificent structure, it's origins date as far back as the Roman Empire and the building is still in use today.
- The Tower of London is not just one tower, but a huge complex of towers, turrets, walls and buildings, all constructed over the last 1,000 years.
- The Tower of London is located centrally, just outside the boundaries of the City of London. It’s on the edge of the River Thames, next to Tower Bridge.
- Inspired by their father Henry, both Mary and her half-sister and successor Elizabeth I had a number of others executed at the Tower of London.
- The ravens can fly but with plenty of food and a comfortable enclosure, they are considered happy to call the Tower of London their home.
- The Tower of London: one of the capital’s most famous buildings and a must-do on every London bucket list. But what secrets lie within the Tower’s walls?
- London was an obvious choice for a new castle and so work began on what would become the Tower of London around 1077.
- With centuries of bizarre stories about execution and imprisonment, the Tower of London offers insights into London’s rich yet complex history.
- The Tower of London is located on the north bank of the river Thames in Tower Hamlet, one of the 32 boroughs that make up London.
- The Tower of London was founded about a millennium ago and has been expanded upon with the different kings and queens it has come under the rule of.