Animals at The Tower, Tower Of London

Looking for something to do this half term? Visit the Tower of London, where the past meets polar bears and prickly porcupines

Animals at the Tower, Tower of London
Struggling for ideas for this October half term with the family? Fret not, the Tower of London is hosting a fun-filled Animals at the Tower exhibition where your little ones will be able to learn about the animal inhabitants of the Tower's history.

All sorts of people have lived and worked (and been imprisoned) in the Tower over its 800 year history. But what is less well known are the animal residents who found themselves locked up there.

You might be surprised to hear that over its many years, the Tower of London has played host to everything from polar bears to porcupines, and there's plenty more of our furry friends to learn about, from the lions and leopards of King Henry III to the bears of James I.

Learn all about the animals in the tower in this free drop-in workshop and take part in The Big Draw by adding your own wild beast sketch to a present day menagerie.

The workshop is included in the palace admission price as part of both the Get Creative Family Arts Festival and the Family Learning Festival.
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What Animals at The Tower, Tower Of London
Where Tower of London, London, EC3N 4AB | MAP
Nearest tube Monument (underground)
When 24 Oct 16 – 28 Oct 16, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Price £45 (Family Ticket)
Website Click here to book via Historic Royal Palaces London




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