Group visits to Jewel Tower
This hidden gem of royal history is tucked away near Westminster Abbey, opposite the Houses of Parliament. It was built to safeguard Edward III's personal treasures around 1365, and it's one of only two surviving buildings from the medieval Palace of Westminster.
Group Discount
We offer a 15% discount (10% for Stonehenge) for travel trade and organised groups of 11 or more paying visitors when payment is made in a single transaction.
Per group you also receive:
- free entry for one tour leader
- free entry for one coach driver
The tour leader, coach driver and any English Heritage members do not count towards the group totals.
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Trade admission prices and opening times:
Please refer to our Trade Admission Prices & Site Opening Times brochure for pricing and opening times information at our top sites for groups.
Making a booking:
Contact information for making your group booking can be found in the Visit & Contact Information section below.
Please include the property name and date of visit in the subject line of your email along with the following information:
- Group name
- Name of property
- Tour reference/booking reference (if applicable)
- Date and time of arrival
- Number of visitors
Payment method:
Payment can be made on arrival by: cash, credit/debit card, Agency Voucher Scheme (AVS).
Visit & Contact information
- Coach parking: None on site. Coaches can drop-off and pick up in Abingdon Street.
- Average length of visit: 30 minutes.
Address: Abingdon Street, Westminster, London SW1P 3JX
Email: jewel.tower@english-heritage.org.uk
Telephone: 020 7222 2219
Group Travel Support
Further support and useful resources available to group travel organisers can be found on our dedicated Group Visits webpages.
For educational groups, please visit our School Visits webpages.
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