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Attractions in London?
Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, Tower Bridge, London Eye, Westminster Abbey, London Dungeons, Madame Tussuad's, Big Ben, Trafalgar Square, Changing of the Guard, Hyde Park etc etc.
What is the Nearest tube station to the London dungeons?
London Bridge. The London Dungeon is just next door on Tooley Street.
What are facts about tower of londons dungeons?
The Tower of London's dungeons consist of a number of catacombs. During the Medieval Age, the dungeons served as torture chambers for London's most hardened criminals. The dungeons were also full of vermin and disease.
When was the Tower of London dungeons built?
It was Built By the Normans to protect the city. It was built around 1070 by William the conquer.
Is there a gift shop in the London dungeons?
No there is no gift shopin the London dungeons
Is the London dungeon near tower bridge?
The London Dungeon is next to London Bridge.
This famous bridge crosses the thames next to the tower of london which was once a royal residence and later became a prison?
The famous bridge that crosses the Thames next to the Tower of London is called the Tower Bridge. This bridge was a royal residence along with a prison.
How many people have died in the London dungoens?
The answer is none. The London Dungeons is the name given to a tourist attraction in Tooley Street in London. It's a stage set which aims to make you feel as if you are in a medieval dungeon. If you mean the dungeons at the Tower of London, nobody really knows for sure (There are some records but they are not complete), but perhaps the most famous was Mary Queen of Scots. She was beheaded in the grounds of the Tower in 1587.
Where are dungeons in a castle?
Dungeons in a castle can be in a tower or underneath the castle
What is the tower next to the London bridge called?
The Shard
Which river is next to the tower of London?
River Thames
Where was the tower of London dungeon located?
The Tower of London Dungeon, often confused with the Tower of London itself, was located within the Tower complex on the north bank of the River Thames in central London. Historically, the Tower served as a royal palace, prison, and place of execution, with various dungeons and cells situated within its walls. The term "Tower Dungeon" typically refers to the dark, oppressive areas used for imprisonment and torture during its operational years. Today, the Tower of London is a popular tourist attraction, showcasing its rich history.
