How to get there: Tower Hill underground station
Tower of London should actually be called Towers of London because there are actually many towers inside.
I would presume the highlight for every visitor would be the crown jewels inside the tower on the left (above). I don't know if I had too high expectations, but I was rather disappointed. I was expecting a sea of jewels blinding my eyes. It didn't seem to be the case. We followed round and round watching videos, reading information, looking at swords. It was only towards the end that we finally saw some jewels. Of course, they were marvellous. But too few to feel the 'shiok-ness' or satisfaction, in proper English.
To represent of the pillows which cushioned the falling heads after the sword swifts down...
The toilet - a hole with a slope beneath sending ur waste sliding down and maybe landing on the ground with a loud 'thud' (or 'squish'?) ok, I am getting too explicit. But please don't relieve yourself there; it is really just for show.
The armour really does protect important parts as well. Ok, I shan't be describing too much again.
If you have the time and money, I do highly recommend a trip to Tower of London~
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