Brick Tower in London Borough of Tower Hamlets

Brick Tower in London Borough of Tower Hamlets is a tower (defensive tower). Brick Tower is near Royal Mint Court.

Building Type
castle

Tourist information offices

  • British 25-pounder Field Gun, 1943 – approx. 50 m.
  • Bronze 8-inch mortar and iron bed – approx. 50 m.
  • Bronze 8-inch mortar and iron bed – approx. 50 m.
  • L'Etonnant - The Surprise – approx. 50 m.
  • Captured Cannon – approx. 50 m.
  • Le Cigne - The Swan – approx. 50 m.
  • Spies shot at the Tower – approx. 50 m.
  • 1100s - The Tower of London becomes the stronghold for nation's valuables – approx. 50 m.
  • 13 July 1377 - Richard II's coronation processions leaves the Tower and sets off to Westminster in style – approx. 50 m.
  • 1649 - The Crawn Jewels are destroyed at the Tower on the orders of Parliament – approx. 50 m.
  • 1661 - The Tower becomes the permanent home for the new Crown Jewels – approx. 100 m.
  • 1815 - Security stepped up afer a visitor seizes the State Crown – approx. 100 m.
  • Wartime executions – approx. 100 m.
  • 30 October 1841 - The Crown Jewels are saved from fire – approx. 100 m.
  • Iron 9-pounder gun – approx. 100 m.
  • 2 June 1953 - A gun salute is fired at the Tower to mark the coronation of Elizabeth II – approx. 100 m.
  • Iron 9-pounder gun – approx. 100 m.
  • L'Achille - Achilles – approx. 100 m.
  • Military Gaurd – approx. 100 m.
  • Le Geubre - Fire Worshipper – approx. 100 m.
  • The Waterloo Battery – approx. 100 m.
  • L'Amérique - America – approx. 100 m.

Attraction

  • Crown Jewels – approx. 50 m.

Public clocks

  • Entrance to the Crown Jewels – approx. 100 m.

Gift shops

  • Jewel House – approx. 50 m.