Jewel Tower
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If you're in the Westminster area then pop into this building that dates back over 650 years, it was built around 1365 to house Edward III’s treasures and was known as the King’s Privy Wardrobe. It is one of the few buildings of the Medieval Palace of Westminster to have survived the fire of 1834. There is an exhibition covering all three floors that tells the story of the towers history, has a model of the old palace of Westminster and has replicas of precious objects. Make sure you request one of the family activity sheets when you arrive!
Somewhere To Eat?
There is a small coffee shop selling a selection of hot drinks (coffee, tea and hot chocolate) as well as biscuits, crisps, cakes and ice-cream. It is fully wheelchair accessible.Are There Toilets?
There are no toilets on the siteBaby Friendly?
PUSH CHAIRS ALLOWEDWant To Treat Yourself?
The gift shop sells a wide range of English Heritage souvenirs and gifts, including books, posters, bags.Where Shall I Park?
There is no parking available on the siteFeatures
- Indoor
- Open All Year
Category
Museums
Suitable For
6-9
10+
Opening Times
Check the website for the latest, especially during the holidays.
Price Information
- English Heritage Member : FREE
- ONLINE PRICES Adult : £6.50
- Child : £3.90
- Concession : £5.90
- Family (2+3) : £16.90
Facilities
•Coffee Shop•Shop•No Toilet
How To Get There
- Abingdon Street, Westminster, London, SW1P 3JX
- 02072222219
- Website
Directions
Opposite the South End of the Houses of Parliament Nearest Trains Victoria and Charing Cross 3/4 mile & Waterloo 1 Mile. Nearest Tube: St James Park and Westminster 1/4 mile.
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