History Discover the historical events that led to the Bridge's construction, how Tower Bridge was built, and how it lifts the road for river traffic.

It took eight years, five major contractors and the relentless labour of 432 construction workers each day to build Tower Bridge under the watchful eye of Sir John Wolfe Barry.

Explore how Tower Bridge works, why does it opens and marvel at fascinating Victorian engineering.

With each document and photograph, a remarkable tale unfolds, shedding light on Edward’s pivotal role in the construction of one of the UK’s most celebrated landmarks, Tower Bridge.

With London's population expanding quickly, and journeys from East London taking hours with limited river crossings, the City of London Corporation was faced with a significant challenge: how to build a …

The Tower Bridge bascules raise and lower via electricity. Before 1976, the process was powered by water and steam.

Explore inside Tower Bridge. Take in panoramic views from the High-level Walkways and Glass Floors. Follow the footsteps of the unsung heroes to the Engine Rooms and uncover the many hidden …

Discover Tower Bridge's extraordinary history, its operational secrets, and the people behind this landmark. There's something for everyone, from listicles to in-depth articles and podcasts.

When construction began in 1886, the architects aimed to ensure the structure would last at least 90 years, according to art historian Dan Cruickshank. Now, over 125 years later, Tower Bridge is still as …

This part of Tower Bridge looks dazzling, but it's reason to be is much more than decorative. These steel links and suspension cables are elements of a suspension bridge, with the hangers (or rods) …