Read our blog on Top 5 secret accessible places and 1st are a little known parts of The Tower of London, with nearby ‘bougie’ restaurant Pont de la Tour and The Bridge Theatre

Name: Tower of London
Item: Tower of London

The Tower is very accessible, considering it’s one of the oldest buildings in London, (except for some hereditary cobbles). You must visit The Chapel of Saint Peter where 3 of Henry VIII’s wives are buried and of course the Crown Jewels are a must. There is an impressive medal collection, ravens and photo opportunities with the Beefeaters, the guardians of the tower in Tudor dress! Most importantly they have three accessible toilets including a Changing Places and their comprehensive access statement can be read here. 3 BBSTicks

There is a cafe on site but if you want a meal with a spectacular view then Pont de la Tour beside Tower Bridge and south of the Tower of London, is an old favourite. It has flat access with a disabled toilet. There’s a fantastic outside eating area and inside is equally stylish 3 BBSTicks

Following that you can also see a show at The Bridge Theatre, reviewed here, which is very accessible with discounted prices for disabled people. The main foyer is vast and may not be suitable for those who are neuro divergent as it can be noisy and the rest of the theatre is accessible with disabled toilets, just choose your show and enjoy! – 2.5 BBSTicks