Stunning views from the East Walkway of Tower Bridge showing the River Thames and the North and South Towers. The River Thames is Great Britain’s second longest river and stretches for 215 miles from its source in the Cotswold Hills to the open sea near Southend in Essex. Keep up to date on the restoration and repainting of The Most Famous Bridge by following us on Twitter Please note: Tower... 

In 1910 the high level Walkways were closed to the public due to lack of use. People arriving on the bridge preferred to wait at street level for it to close rather then heading up the stairs carrying their heavy loads. In 1982, as part of the new Tower Bridge Exhibition, visitors to the bridge could once again enter the walkways, now fully covered, and experience the amazing panoramic views. The next... 

A gallery of images taken by Harris Digital Productions showing key stages of the restoration of Tower Bridge so far, which includes grit blasting, painting the Suspension Chains and erecting scaffolding. The upcoming stage of the restoration focuses on the high level walkways, which are 42 metres above the River Thames. You can follow the next phase of works on this website. Follow us on Twitter You... 

A gallery of images taken by Harris Digital Productions showing Tower Bridge, including views of the North East Suspension Chain as seen from the top of Tower Bridge, the North Tower, plus the bascules and the Walkways. You can find more images of Tower Bridge on our Diary pages. Over the next few days, we will be adding another gallery show the restoration work. Follow us on Twitter ...