Tower Bridge was named after its “most distinguishing feature” — the towers that lift the center of the bridge to allow boats to pass underneath, The Bee reported on Oct. 3, 1934.

Footage from Tower Bridge shows a number of people crowded around as they look up at the hooded person. A spokesperson said: "Tower Bridge is closed to traffic and pedestrians due to a person who ...

The first Tower Bridge Dinner was held in 2013. Now 10 years later, it's grown into a one-of-a-kind event drawing people from around the country. "We have national journalists sitting on this bridge.

Walk across and inside Tower Bridge is ranked #26 out of 38 things to do in London, England. See pictures and our review of Walk across and inside Tower Bridge.

In this video, we explore the construction of a mini hydroelectric dam as part of a science project. Discover the processes ...

Marco Fürst and Marco Waltenspiel became the first people to wingsuit through London's defining landmark – and at an astonishing 246kph. This is how they achieved the incredible world-first.

Heart-pounding video shows two skydivers in wingsuits soaring through London’s iconic Tower Bridge landmark at more than 150 mph in a world-first stunt. Austrian daredevils Marco Fürst and ...

Tower Bridge isn’t quite the gateway into London it once was. In 1894, the bascules were lifted 6,194 times, an average of 17 times a day.

He is the man whose No. 78 bus was caught on a rising arm of Tower Bridge. His prompt action saved nine lives; won him a £10 reward from his employers and £35 from the City Corporation, who run ...

Opened in 1894, Tower Bridge is a striking London landmark known for its architecture and historic significance. It features walkways with panoramic views, a museum detailing its history, and an ...

Watch as precision and creativity come together to construct Tower Bridge using only magnets. Each piece connects seamlessly, held in place by the invisible force of magnetism. The intricate ...

1941: Tower Bridge's roof is damaged in the Blitz. It gets a new one eight years later. 1951: Essex man, Frank Miller, flies under Tower Bridge with his 13-year-old son as a passenger in the aircraft.