A visit to Tower Bridge Exhibition is the most exciting way to explore and experience the most famous Bridge in the world. Within the Bridge’s iconic structure and magnificent Victorian Engine rooms there is plenty to see and do!
At the beginning of your journey at the top of the North Tower, experience a new 3D mapping show of Queen Victoria and the creators of the Bridge discussing why Tower Bridge was needed and how it was built. Then enter the high level Walkways, 42 metres above the River Thames. This offers visitors the chance to admire stunning panoramic views of London, spying such popular landmarks as St Paul’s Cathedral and the Monument to the west and St Katharine’s Dock leading to Canary Wharf to the east.
The East Walkway houses the exhibition ‘Great Bridges of the World’ – this photographic exhibition features over 20 Bridges, each of which represents a breathtaking feat of engineering. In the south tower a short video shows the construction of the Bridge, before guests proceed to the West Walkway where they can view the Cities of the Modern Games Exhibition. This amazing and beautiful photographic exhibition showcases the 116 years’ host cities and also lists key facts, medals won and outstanding athletic achievements.
Continue on to the original lifting machinery in the Victorian Engine Rooms, complete with sounds and smells that transport you back in time to the Bridge’s origins.
All within the most famous Bridge in the World!
