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Housed in the Waterloo barracks is the impressive display of Her Majesty's "bling". Some of which is still used to open Parliament each year. A priceless experience.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Jewel House is one of the buildings in the Tower of London. You obviously need a ticket to enter. The Jewel House is where the Crown jewels are kept! And there are a whole lot of them; not just a few! They are magnificent. Unfortunately no photos are allowed inside. This is definitely worth a visit.…
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Date of experience: October 2018
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The crown jewels are a must see attraction for any tourist visiting London. The history and craftsmanship of the crowns, scepters, gowns, and jewelry is simply majestic. The tour is very quick and if there is no line, can be done in fifteen minutes. Make sure to stop by as you visit the Tower of London.…
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Date of experience: January 2019
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If you were going to visit the Tower of London, take the few extra minutes to go into the jewel tower to see the actual crown jewels of England. The great part about this is that they are not replicas and these are the actual crown jewels. They are beyond impressive. Some of the highlights are the Cullinan diamond that is on the Royal scepter during QE II’s coronation as well as then Kohinoor diamond. Well worth it! …
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Date of experience: July 2018
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Well, we Americans were beyond impressed, that's for sure! We appreciated the moving walkway around the exhibit, which prevents people from stopping and gawking and holding up everyone else behind, but naturally, I would have LOVED to be able to take pics. There was no overt security, but one just knows eyes are on these precious objects (and the people admiring them) at all times. Do this!…
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Date of experience: May 2018
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