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The White Tower was built between 1078 and 1100 by William the Conqueror to impress, subdue, and terrify Londoners, as well as deter foreign invaders. Along with the entire Tower Fortress, the White Tower is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Grade II listed building. Each floor is filled with exceptional exhibits that demonstrate how this impressive building and the entire Tower have been used over the centuries.

Contains much of English military history

I'm not a war fan, but the armor and horses that are exhibited there are impressive

The centre of the tower. A defiant tower with a Romanesque chapel, which houses a huge collection of medieval weapons. Often ceremonial armour of former rulers and their war horses.

Huge display of royal armor.

The Tower of London is a historic castle on the banks of the Thames. The White Tower was built in 1078 with the inner ward added in the 1190s. Over the centuries it has been a royal palace and prison, while today it's one of the most popular tourist attractions in the country. You'll see the southern walls and fortifications as you run along the Thames path. The views of Tower Bridge from this section are also excellent. As with much of this area it gets very busy during the day, so plan an early run to avoid having to dodge crowds of sightseers.

The Castle offers a social climbing for those without a local partner on Monday evenings - details are at https://www.castle-climbing.co.uk/the-social

The White Tower in the Tower: Historical weapons and armor are on display here.