Today my Father and I went on a behind-the-scenes tour and loved it from start to finish! There are lifts for the majority of the tour but not down to the Bascule Chamber (my Father used the lifts when available to make sure he had enough energy to take on the 70 steps down to the Chamber, he thought it was very much worth the trek!) BJ was a mine of information and answered all the technical questions the group threw at him. A massive thank you to our very knowledgable tour guide Sean who really brought the history to life. His passion about the bridge really shone through and made the time fly by! We can’t recommend this tour enough for fellow history lovers!

Thank you for an incredible two hours in the walkways and engine room! We decided to visit for my birthday and as we had one blind and two visually impaired group members out of the five of us, we were all highly impressed with the effort you've put into accessibility throughout the experience. There are lifts available for those wanting to use them (we didn't), and there are plenty of touchable items so we could get a good sense of our surroundings. We especially liked that the outlines of buildings were available in relief on the walkway windows so my blind friend could experience the incredible views. The engine room was brilliant, with sights, sounds and smells, plus large tools we could feel and the ability to explore what the massive boilers were like by touch (one was open to look/feel inside). I would also like to thank the incredible manager(?) who, upon realising we had disabled people with us in the shop at the far end of the bridge, took some time explaining extra facts we might not have otherwise known about, find models for us to hold and then guide us through to the engine room and ensure we had large print/Braille guides to read through. There's a lot of info in that guide so special appreciation to the staff who are allowing my friend to come and read through it properly another day without buying another ticket. Other attractions take note: THIS is how you do accessibility.

Fantastic staff very helpful.lifts for people that cannot do the steps .new glass floor on walkway very modern. The views of London and HMS Belfast are great. Even the postcard with your pic on was just a fiver not like some places we went too 20 pounds for one snap.

To begin with, Tower Bridge and its Engine Rooms are in two differents places, even though a ticket for Tower Bridge offers you a free tour of the Engine Rooms. So don't lose or throw your ticket, if you want to visit the Engine Rooms. You have to follow the blue line to find it. You'll also find one shop within Tower Bridge and one within the Engine Rooms. The "real entrance" isn't very clearly shown and it causes misunderstandings. Having e-tickets but having them replaced by another one on site is a bit weird and stupid, no? Useless waste of time... Please, be aware,that if you don't take the elevator, you'll have to climb more than 200 steps to go up and then to go down. Staff is friendly and we learnt quite a few things about how the bridge was created and then built. Sadly, there was a lot of fog on this day, so we couldn't see much, even through the see-through windows on the floor. The Engine Rooms showed all the motors, and how it was possible to put the bridge up within 60 seconds (even at the beginning of the bridge!).

Great fun for a spur of the moment. Really interesting insight into the building of it. Took some epic photos. Engine room was awesome, my husband was in his element. Loved the information plaques giving a real sense of history.

Excellent place to visit as it always a must go when you are in London. Take for Hayes market bus stand as that will give you a better experience for the same. Toilets are not available anywhere except for Hayes market. Call me if you wanna know anything about where to connect from. Being a congestion zone avoid taking your car

Taking this 90 minute tour is well worth it. It was cold and rainy but very enjoyable. We crossed the high walk but those with fear of height need not cross the glass section. Views were spectacular!

We visited the Tower Bridge after walking along the North shore of the Thames River. The bridge is incredible in person - there is an amazing number of details and colors across the span of the bridge. There are quite a few people that traverse the bridge - along with all the motorized traffic, but it helps that it is only one of many bridges in the city.

Google reviews and even Fergie fell victim to it. Reviewing and titling a song called "London Bridge" but all use Tower Bridge as pictures. But regardless, this is one of London's icons for sure and should be visited. The architectural details of this bridge are stunning! This bridge also hosts great views of the Shard and the Tower of London!