Tower of London

One of the ways the Tower of London has reduced their environmental impact is by implementing a recycling program. The Tower recycles a variety of materials, including paper, cardboard, glass, and plastic. They have also installed recycling bins throughout the site to encourage visitors to recycle their waste.

Another initiative the Tower has taken to reduce their environmental impact is by implementing energy-efficient lighting. The Tower has replaced traditional light bulbs with LED bulbs, which use less energy and last longer. This initiative has not only helped to reduce the Tower's carbon footprint but has also saved the attraction money on energy bills.

The Tower of London has also taken steps to reduce their water usage. The Tower has installed water-efficient toilets and taps, which has resulted in significant water savings. They have also implemented a rainwater harvesting system, which collects rainwater and uses it to irrigate the Tower's gardens.

The Tower of London has also made efforts to reduce their use of single-use plastics. They have removed plastic straws from all their outlets and replaced them with paper straws. The Tower has also introduced reusable coffee cups and water bottles, which visitors can purchase and use throughout their visit.

Plenty of baby changing facilities available.

During your visit to the Tower of London, you will probably get hungry or thirsty. Luckily, there are plenty of food and drink options at the Tower of London to choose from. For something to eat, there are a number of restaurants and cafes inside the grounds of the Tower of London.
Visitors are welcome to bring in food and drink and eat them in outdoor areas where there are benches and seating.

Allow up to three hours to enjoy this attraction. Also check the website for all timed events so you can easily plan around them and maximise your enjoyment.

Audio guides are available , along with other resources to help you learn the deep history.

At the Tower of London's gift shop, you can pick up a range of souvenirs, snacks, and drinks to enjoy with your visit. You can buy everything from t-shirts to mugs, keyrings, and even swords, shields, and crowns.
at the basement White Tower, Jewel House (located in the Martin Tower), Medieval Palace shop (ideal for families!), and the Beefeater shop in Water Lane.

There are plenty of teacher resources and learning opportunities at The Tower Of London. Check website for more information.

There are a number of toilets on site including unisex and female only babycare changing facilities, as well as disabled toilets. Toilets are signposted around site and on oreintation maps.

Plenty of baby changing facilities available.

There are plenty of healthy food options available , check for more information. You can also take packed food and enjoy in the grounds.

All visitors are welcome at Tower London, and they hope to make sure your day out is fun and memorable. They strive to provide greater accessibility and amenities for disabled visitors. Despite this fact that the Tower of London is an historic building with challenging stairs and passages, wheelchair access is limited. There are plenty of steps throughout the Tower, as well as cobbled surfaces and paths. There are also some low doors to consider.