By MOOK Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported by Liao Qiyu
When in London, one of the most iconic landmarks is none other than Tower Bridge. In the past, visitors participating in the Tower Bridge Exhibition could take an elevator from the north tower up to the connected high-level walkway, then enter the Victorian-era engine rooms in the south tower — the best spot to learn about the bridge’s history and architecture while enjoying views of the River Thames.
When in London, one of the most iconic landmarks is none other than Tower Bridge. In the past, visitors participating in the Tower Bridge Exhibition could take an elevator from the north tower up to the connected high-level walkway, then enter the Victorian-era engine rooms in the south tower — the best spot to learn about the bridge’s history and architecture while enjoying views of the River Thames.
Tower Bridge has built a skywalk, offering visitors a unique perspective of the River Thames. (Image source / Tower Bridge)
Now, there's a new way to experience London Bridge. To offer visitors a fresh viewpoint, Tower Bridge has unveiled a brand-new skywalk that allows you to look down on the bustling activity beneath the bridge and the River Thames from 42 meters above. Besides finding it amusing to watch tiny pedestrians and cars moving about, you can also experience the thrilling sensation of almost falling into the Thames when the bridge lifts.
With its Gothic exterior and historic significance, Tower Bridge is a must-visit attraction in London. (Image source / iStockphoto thehague)
The skywalk has partially opened, allowing visitors to gaze out over the bridge and the River Thames. (Photography / Peter Macdiarmid)
The 42-meter-high skywalk leaves many visitors shouting about how thrilling it is. (Photography / Peter Macdiarmid)
Looking down at the tiny visitors bustling about is quite an amusing sight. (Photography / Peter Macdiarmid)
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