It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the home of the Crown Jewels, and London’s most popular ... containing one ring of ...

Although its exterior might be grim and even unimpressive (especially when compared to stately Buckingham Palace), the Tower of London's interior ... t miss the famous crown jewels exhibition.

If you're interested in viewing the city from a higher vantage point (about 137 feet above the Thames), consider a visit inside ... Tower Bridge's website. VIP Tower of London and Crown Jewels ...

A TikTok-famous estate agent based in Blackheath has given us an insight into one of Woolwich’s most extraordinary homes in her latest video.

The tower itself offers a unique room-stacking layout, with a mix of bedrooms, bathrooms, and even a kitchenette. At the top is the crown jewel ... central London is just a short journey away.

and it has dazzled ever since as part of the Crown Jewels. Various governments have laid claim to the gem, but it remains under lock and key in the Tower of London. Another diamond, the Daria-i ...

Castles would be built with thick walls and often surrounded by water, which is called a moat, to stop enemies from being able to get inside ... ‘jewels’ the pupils would keep in the Tower of ...

Two must-dos in London are ... ravens and the Crown Jewels. It’s also really rather pretty for a cobbled-street wander around. Insider's tip: Take a tour with one of the Tower’s live-in ...

London has so much to offer ... death and punishment but you can also view the British Crown Jewels and eat ice cream. Once inside the fortress walls, it’s not what you would necessarily ...

The rebrand ushered in an array of additional experiences, ranging from boat rides down the Thames to private after-dark walking tours of Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, home to Beefeaters and ...

Hosted by the opulent Peninsula London, which opened just last year, the Crown Jewels Tour and Gemmology experience commences with a private guided tour of the magnificent crown jewels at their home, ...

The 2,000-year-old basilica was “once the beating heart of Roman London,” the Museum of London Archaeology said.