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Hotel Indigo London Tower Hill
Minories, London
It is situated within close proximity to the Tower of London... more
Think Tower Bridge
Tanner Street, SE1, London
Think Tower Bridge is situated within walking distance from.. more
Premier Inn London Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge Rd, London
Close to the Tower of London, Tower Bridge and public... more
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Apex City Of London Hotel
No 1 Seething Lane, London
A 4-star hotel, offering 179 modern rooms, with flat-screen... more
Grange City Hotel
Coopers Row, London
A luxurious 5-star hotel, overlooking the Tower of London... more
The Chamberlain
-135 Minories , London
A modern, 4-star hotel, with conference and event facilities... more
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About Tower of London
Tower of London, officially named Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, is a historic castle, that sits on the north bank of the River Thames, in central London, England, dating from the 1080s. The castle lies within the London Boroughs of Tower Hamlets, being separated from the eastern edge of the City of London, by the open space, known as Tower Hill.
The history of the Tower of London started in the early 1080s, as written above, when William the Conqueror began the building of a massive stone tower, like none other seen before, at the center of his London fortress. As the years gone by, in the centuries that followed, successive monarchs added their "vision" to the fortifications, the castle having a rich story to tell visitors today, revealing its role as a fortress, palace and prison, played throughout the ages.
The Tower of London has been the seat of the British government, the living quarters of monarchs, the site of famous political intrigue, the repository of the Crown Jewel, and it has housed lions, bears and, up to this day, flightless ravens, not to mention notorious traitors and framed members of the court, lords and ministers, clergymen and knights.