London Bridge Experience

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Woven deeply into British history, London Bridge has existed for almost as long as the city itself. Now visitors to the nations buzzing capital have the amazing opportunity to experience a millennia of history at The London Bridge Experience. Informative, educational and suitable for all ages in whatever weather London throws at you, The London Bridge Experience is a fun afternoon for all the family. Downstairs, The London Tombs will not admit children under 11. A network of gloomy tunnels provide adrenaline-pumping experience heightened by state-of-the-art special effects. Keep your friends close and your tour guide closer, you never know what lays round the corner in The London Tombs.

Older than the city itself, London Bridge cuts a familiar outline across the capital's landscape. The structure began life as a simple wooden pontoon bridge, possibly as early as 53.A.D. It has been destroyed, rebuilt and updated countless times since. Deeply ingrained in British history, London Bridge is responsible for some surprising changes. In 1772 the bridge was so busy a new rule was imposed, "keep to the left" calmed the chaos on London Bridge and allowed the gatekeepers to collect their tolls with greater ease. Keeping to the left was adopted by the entire nation and to this day we still drive on the left-hand side. Offering a family-friendly mix of education and entertainment with interactive displays, costumed performers and an intriguing collection of historical artifacts, The London Bridge Experience is a fun, educational and affordable distraction form the buzz of the capital.

Beneath the child-friendly London Bridge exhibit lays a spine chilling catacomb of unfathomable spookiness. Located directly underneath the vaults of the London Dungeon Experience, the terrifying London Tombs offer a thrill to even the bravest visitor. Once the plague pits of 14th century London, the tombs have witnessed horrors unimaginable. During excavation hundreds of human bones were discovered and workmen reported mysterious movements in the gloom, missing tools, flickering lights and some very strange noises indeed. The vengeful spirits of the restless dead or just a rat? You decide.

With special effects worthy of Hollywood and a dark yet intriguing history, The London Tombs are not for the faint hearted.

As an indoor attraction The London Bridge Experience is a fun, educational and at times thrilling attraction suitable for all weathers. Please be aware that children under 11 will not be admitted into the London Tombs section of the attraction. Adults entry is priced at £19.95 and child's at £14.95

Interesting Facts

• When the current London Bridge was built in the 1970s an American from Arizona bought the old one for $2,400,000
• The severed heads displayed on Traitors Gate were first boiled then dipped in tar to delay decomposition
• Between the 12th and 18th century, shops, houses and even a chapel could be found on London Bridge

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