The Tower of London has been home of the [?] famous British Crown Jewels since the beginning of the [?] century. Still used by the Queen and her family [?], the Crown Jewels are an essential part of your [?].

The Tower of London was a residence for the [?] and queens of England as well as being a [?]. These rooms are shown as they may have appeared [?] the reign of Edward I (1272-1307).

The Tower is [?] by a series of massive defensive walls. A walk [?] this eastern section provides an opportunity to see how [?] wall towers have been used since the 13th century.

[?] of the Tower’s most famous prisoners were held around [?] Green including Sir Walter Ralegh, kept in the Bloody [?] for 13 years. At the scaffold site two of [?] VIII’s wives, Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard, were beheaded. [?] Chapel Royal of St Peter ad Vincula is open [?] public worship on Sunday mornings (except in August). Otherwise [?] Chapel is open to the public only as part [?] the main Yeoman Warder guided tour, or from approximately [?] hour before Tower closing time

One of the most [?] Tower attractions involves people: the Yeoman Warders to be [?]. They were originally established in 1485 as King Henry [?]'s bodyguard. They are perhaps best known for their gorgeous [?] and gold dress uniforms which date to 1552 and [?] worn on state occasions. They are usually seen at [?] Tower in the blue undress uniform granted to them [?] Queen Victoria in 1858