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Victorian bascule bridge with glass-floor high-level walkways 42 m above the Thames — still lifting for river traffic ~800 times a year.
Overview
Opened in 1894, Tower Bridge is a Grade I–listed combined bascule and suspension bridge that still raises its road decks around 800 times a year for tall river traffic. The Tower Bridge Exhibition takes you across the Victorian high-level walkways (with glass floors added in 2014) and down into the original steam engine rooms. Check the bridge-lift schedule on the official website to time your visit for a live opening — one of central London's best free spectacles.
Highlights
- Glass-floor high-level walkways
- Original Victorian steam engines
- ~800 bridge lifts per year
- Lift schedule published online
- Views to the Tower of London
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