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Tower Bridge Exhibition Step 1/3 Tower Bridge Exhibition Consumer rating 92% Details View London and its ever-changing skyline from one of the best vantage points in the city - 140ft above the ... Station: London Bridge Tube Location map What? Tickets for Tower Bridge Exhibition When? day null 10th January 2009 11th January 2009 12th January 2009 13th January 2009 14th January 2009 15th January 2009 16th January 2009 17th January 2009 18th January 2009 19th January 2009 20th January 2009 21st January 2009 22nd January 2009 23rd January 2009 24th January 2009 25th January 2009 26th January 2009 27th January 2009 28th January 2009 29th January 2009 30th January 2009 31st January 2009 1st February 2009 2nd February 2009 3rd February 2009 4th February 2009 5th February 2009 6th February 2009 7th February 2009 8th February 2009 9th February 2009 10th February 2009 11th February 2009 12th February 2009 13th February 2009 14th February 2009 15th February 2009 16th February 2009 17th February 2009 18th February 2009 19th February 2009 20th February 2009 21st February 2009 22nd February 2009 23rd February 2009 24th February 2009 25th February 2009 26th February 2009 27th February 2009 28th February 2009 1st March 2009 2nd March 2009 3rd March 2009 4th March 2009 5th March 2009 6th March 2009 7th March 2009 8th March 2009 9th March 2009 10th March 2009 11th March 2009 12th March 2009 13th March 2009 14th March 2009 15th March 2009 16th March 2009 17th March 2009 18th March 2009 19th March 2009 20th March 2009 21st March 2009 22nd March 2009 23rd March 2009 24th March 2009 25th March 2009 26th March 2009 27th March 2009 28th March 2009 29th March 2009 30th March 2009 31st March 2009 Tower Bridge Exhibition View London and its ever-changing skyline from one of the best vantage points in the city - 140ft above the Thames - on one of Tower Bridge's spectacular high walkways. The East Walkway boasts fantastic views of the Docklands and the elegant Canary Wharf, while from the West Walkway you can compare the mixed architectural styles of the GLA building, the Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, the City and Pool of London, Big Ben and the London Eye. Now galleried, these walkways were originally built to transport pedestrians across the Thames when the bridge was being lifted to let tall ships sail past. Entering via the North Tower, visitors are then whisked smoothly and seamlessly by lift to the top (47 metres above the Thames) where they have a unique opportunity to see the Bridge's spectacular steel skeleton from within. Find out more about the fascinating history of the Bridge through a series of short films, while interactive computerised kiosks and graphic panels explain the significance of the incredible views. End your tour with a dramatic descent into the historical Victorian Engine Rooms. Installed for the completion of the bridge in 1894, these huge and beautifully maintained, coal-driven engines were used to power the thousands of bridge lifts. Experiment with models demonstrating the technology behind the Bridge, while viewing an intriguing collection of photographs charting the life story of this world famous construction, before being taken smoothly back down to solid ground. Did You Know? In 1952 a London bus had to perform a dramatic leap from one part of the drawbridge to the other when the Bridge began to rise with the bus still on it. Ticket includes: - admission to the Victorian Engine Rooms - chance to view London from the two galleried walkways - two short films - interactive models and exhibitions Annual Visitor Figures: 350,000 Opening and Closing Times: 1 Apr- 30 Sept: Daily 10:00-18:30 (last admission 17:30) 1 Oct-31 Mar: Daily 9:30-18:00 (last admission 17:00) Closed: 24 and 25 December A VOUCHER MUST BE PRINTED OUT AND TAKEN TO THE ATTRACTION AFTER THE BOOKING HAS BEEN MADE. Sarah Bolton London Attractions Editor Click here to contact me Top Ten Most popular attractions 1.  Madame Tussauds and Chamber 2.  Tower of London 3.  London Aquarium 4.  London Dungeon 5.  St Paul's Cathedral 6.  Tower Bridge Exhibition 7.  Kensington Palace 8.  London Zoo 9.  Queens Gallery 10.  Windsor Castle

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