I’ve been to the Tower Bridge many times, but didn’t visit it. I was afraid of heights, but this changed recently and unexpectedly, after going to Ukraine. Acrophobia is uncomfortable. It seems a few weeks of volunteering in a country at war can be considered a cure. At least it was for me. There are details about the bridge in the museum and on the walkways, so it is very interesting reading those snippets of information. I would suggest allowing for a couple of hours to enjoy this attraction. Enjoy the pictures.
I had no idea you could do that! How interesting! I am not keen on heights. I am amazed that you have managed to get over your fear! Super!
This is interesting, Anca. We crossed over it (and took many a photo!) but didn’t do the bridge tour. It looks like it would have been well worth it.
That is great that you have got over your fear of heights. I thought Tower Bridge was just a bridge, I had no idea that you could go inside of it. I see now why you need to be not scared of heights with that glass floor! Eek!
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Of course I’ve seen the bridge before, but didn’t realize it could be “visited” like this. I’m not sure how well I could handle some of that, but it looks like it would be worth trying. It provides some great views.
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I wouldn’t have been comfortable there last year. Both walks have glass panels.