The Medieval Palace at the Tower of London re-opens 23 May 2025:
The Medieval Palace at the Tower of London includes the remaining buildings of the royal lodgings created for medieval monarchs; St Thomas’s Tower, the Wakefield Tower, and the Lanthorn Tower.
This May, the Medieval Palace at the Tower of London will unveil an exciting new permanent display that brings to life the rich history of kings, queens, and their royal households who once called the Tower home.
What to Expect
Through engaging storytelling, hands-on interactives, and multisensory displays, visitors will be transported back to the 13th century. The re-imagined royal apartments will provide an immersive experience, revealing what daily life was like for the monarchs and the people who served them within the Tower’s ancient walls.
This captivating exhibition explores:
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The lives of medieval monarchs who shaped the Tower’s legacy
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The role and routines of the royal household
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The cultural, political, and social landscape of the medieval era
Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply curious about royal life in the past, the new displays offer something for all ages.
Plan Your Visit
The display opens in May 2025, offering visitors a unique opportunity to experience one of London’s most iconic landmarks in a whole new light.
For more information and ticket details, please visit:
www.hrp.org.uk/tower-of-london/whats-on
