The myth about ravens only needs one, but several are kept just to be safe!
All of the British Crown Jewels.
There used to be many Ravens throughout England. There have been at least six in residence at the tower for centuries. It was said that Charles II wanted to remove them following complaints from the Royal Astronomer. But he was then told of the legend that if the Ravens ever leave the Tower of London, the White Tower, the monarchy, and the entire kingdom would fall. Charles was not prepared to take the chance, and instead had the observatory moved to Greenwich. Since then the Ravens have remained. They are now looked after by the Ravenmaster at the Tower and their wings are clipped so they cannot leave. They are now a tourist attraction.
The Crown Jewels, what the monarch wears at the State Opening of Parliament are kept in the Tower of London. They are on public display guarded by the Yeoman Warders of the Tower.
The 'Bloody Tower' is one of the many named towers within the Tower of London.
The Tower of London is comprised of one tower. The Tower of London has had many different uses over the years. The most notable use was as a prison and a place of executions.
The tower of London is a home to many people and a palace for the queen
They each have one of their wings clipped, which destabilizes their flight, ensuring they do not go very far. This is used in many places throughout the world to keep collections of birds
The BT Tower in London, UK is 189 metres
The Tower of London according to the official figures, the Tower of London has an average of over two million visitors each year.
Tower Bridge is just East of the City of London, about 2-miles downstream of the houses of parliament, right next to The Tower of London. The bridge spans the boroughs of Southwark (south) to Tower Hamlets (north). The nearest tube station is Tower Hill on the Circle and District lines.
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