The Tower of London inspires awe, fear, and intrigue. Here are seven facts you may not know about the iconic British fortress ...

The biggest excavation in decades at the Tower of London has revealed remains from up to 50 people, with certain burials ...

The Tower of London was the brainchild of William the Conqueror, the first Norman King of England who claimed the throne following his victory in the Battle of Hastings in 1066. In the years since ...

The Tower of London, which is officially called ‘Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London’ was originally built in 1066, as part of the Norman conquest of Britain.

The ravens at the Tower of London sleep in enclosures and have limited flight. Still, some have been attacked by foxes or have escaped from the walled compound. And yet, they’ve escaped.

For nearly 700 years, the semi-secret Ceremony of the Keys has shuttered the Tower of London each night. But “you won’t find many pictures or videos of what happens,” said Mark Anderson, a ...

The Tower’s role for the Jews — who are thought to have settled in the country soon after the Norman conquest of 1066 — stemmed from their unique legal status in 13th-century England.

51 years ago, the Tower of London was rocked by a deadly bomb. At 2.30pm on 17 July 1974, the Tower's Mortar Room — a basement in the White Tower crammed with displays of historical weaponry ...

The iconic Tower of London has stood for centuries against invaders, but it doesn’t stand a chance against pollution. Scientists say the entire complex is turning yellow from the exhaust of cars ...

The White Tower is one of the world's most famous castles and a recognizable London landmark. Inside, you'll find the 350-year-old exhibition, "Line of Kings," which includes suits of armor worn ...

The Tower of London's famous White Tower is depicted on one of the new stamps. A special set of stamps is being issued to mark the "myth and legend, ceremony and tradition" of the Tower of London.

The Tower of London was the brainchild of William the Conqueror, the first Norman King of England who claimed the throne following his victory in the Battle of Hastings in 1066. In the years since ...