Tower Bridge, Engine Room
Tower Bridge Rd, London, SE1 2UP -
Up to
120 guests
Offers
catering
Tower Bridge is simply one of the most unique venues in London for private, corporate events and weddings.
The most famous bridge in the world houses three stunning venue areas, each one a unique and memorable setting for celebrations of every kind. The panoramic high-level Walkways and the majestic Victorian Engine Rooms are available for private evening hire, while the North Tower Lounge is also available for smaller daytime functions. Weddings can be held in the Walkways and the North Tower Lounge.
Housing the original and immaculate coal driven engines that were once used to power the bridge lifts, the impressive Victorian Engine Rooms provide you with one of the most unique venues in London. If you are looking for an impressive setting for events that require the wow factor, the Engine Rooms certainly are authentic. Formed by a group of timeless chambers, the Victorian Engine Rooms offer a spacious, inviting and historically educational atmosphere, suitable for standing receptions, dinners and networking events.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 120
Cabaret
up to 60
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Amenities
Tea
Public transport
Premises parking
Location
Reviews
Patrick R.
February 2024Tower Bridge, standing just beyond the Tower of London, is more than just a bridge; it’s a journey through London’s heart. A short stroll across this iconic structure offers breathtaking views (yes, in a good way; enter Seinfeld reference) and a sense of history. Crossing over the Thames, you’ll find yourself on a scenic walkway, a perfect vantage point for soaking in panoramic sights. From here, the Tower of London looms impressively, while the London Bridge and the sprawling cityscape stretch out beyond. It’s a spot where the beauty of London is seen and felt. Tower Bridge is a inexpensive gateway to some of the most picturesque views.
Lucas Edelmann
February 2024It’s one of the most iconic bridges in London and it’s definitely worth a visit. You can cross the bridge for free on the ground level (where the cars are driving). But it’s also possible to go to the top of the bridge if you are willing to pay for it. You can enjoy a great view to either side of the bridge. It’s nice to cross the river as a pedestrian but if you find a bus that crosses there it’ll be just as good.
cheryl buick
February 2024A must see if visiting London. Great view from so many places, always busy. There is a shop and an opportunity to see the engine room and also you can walk on the glass floor above the bridge to get a different perspective. A city with so much history and beautiful buildings I need another visit for longer.
Louise McAuliffe
February 2024Incredible, historic and iconic landmark in London. Reasonably priced attraction within London to take the family especially if you want to go up to the glass floor walkways for a better view and discover some history of the bridge. Free for those who just want to walk across and see the marvels of London and the city landscape from vantage viewing spot.
bartha pitman
February 2024An enjoyable experience for all ages . Like the display of bits of equipment that went into making the bridge like the spirit level and bolts. Also a good explanation of how and why it was built in that style. It was a clear day so the views were good and everyone loved the see through floor. Any downside was the lack of toilets or even clear direction as to where they were .
