Highlights
- Exciting, chilling and educational tour through history
- Live actors throughout
- Scare Maze
- Up close interaction with characters as you travel back in time
- World's most famous bridge with it's fascinating 2000 year history
- Real tombs of the London Bridge
The London Bridge Experience and The London Tombs
Nestled in the vaults underneath London Bridge, The London Bridge Experience is a two-part visitor attraction situated within the arches of London Bridge.
The first section offers an exciting, chilling and educational experience through a historical tour of 2000 years of London Bridge’s history brought to life by first class actors and stunning special effects. See, hear, feel, taste even smell what London Bridge was like over the ages. Interact with the characters, shout with the Vikings, dress up as the Roman and pull down the London Bridge. It’s a fun adventure through time. Highlights include insights from Queen Boudicca, Charles Dickens & The Keeper of Heads and the artefacts in the Peter Jackson Collection.
The second half of the attraction is The London Tombs - and not for the faint hearted – a terrifying trip into the catacombs to be confronted by the zombies and ghosts who remain. Formerly a Plague pit, the London Tombs will excite you, scare you, make your pulse race and your throat sore from screaming. Walking through the underground tunnels in the dark may seem exciting; just ensure you do not wander off, as you really may never be found.
The London Tombs have been awarded the UK’s Scariest Attraction and quoted the scariest attraction in England by Living TV’S Most Haunted.
Nestled in the vaults underneath London Bridge, The London Bridge Experience is a two-part visitor attraction situated within the arches of London Bridge.
The first section offers an exciting, chilling and educational experience through a historical tour of 2000 years of London Bridge’s history brought to life by first class actors and stunning special effects. See, hear, feel, taste even smell what London Bridge was like over the ages. Interact with the characters, shout with the Vikings, dress up as the Roman and pull down the London Bridge. It’s a fun adventure through time. Highlights include insights from Queen Boudicca, Charles Dickens & The Keeper of Heads and the artefacts in the Peter Jackson Collection.
The second half of the attraction is The London Tombs - and not for the faint hearted – a terrifying trip into the catacombs to be confronted by the zombies and ghosts who remain. Formerly a Plague pit, the London Tombs will excite you, scare you, make your pulse race and your throat sore from screaming. Walking through the underground tunnels in the dark may seem exciting; just ensure you do not wander off, as you really may never be found.
The London Tombs have been awarded the UK’s Scariest Attraction and quoted the scariest attraction in England by Living TV’S Most Haunted.
