London Wall Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the London Wall. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• City & Secrets: Explore London's Hidden Gems
• Roman London Private Walking Tour
• Full Day Private Walking Tour with Skip-the-Line Tower of London
• City of London Discovery Food Tour with 10+ Tastings
• Harry Potter London Tour with Audioguide on Smartphone

As the London Wall is in a public place, it’s free to visit. If you’d like to learn more about its history, there are affordable tours that visit the wall and other historical sights. Self-guided app tours begin around US$8, half-day walking tours are from US$80, and private tours can be upwards of US$200.

Landmarks close to the most accessible section of the London Wall at Tower Hill include the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, the Monument to the Great Fire of London, Borough Market, and The Clink Museum.

Yes, the London Wall is accessible to wheelchair users. Although it’s now in ruins on uneven grassy terrain, there is a flat pavement close by that is accessible to those with limited mobility and to travelers using wheelchairs.

Yes, the London Wall is worth visiting—particularly if you’re a history buff interested in the capital’s past and seeing a Roman wall that dates back to around AD 200. It’s also worth combining your sightseeing with a visit to the Tower of London, where you can see the Crown Jewels up close.

Yes, there is paid parking close to the London Wall. The Minories Car Park is around a 3-minute walk away and it’s open 24 hours a day and outside the congestion zone. If full, there’s also the City Car Parking Services on 25 Cable Street with paid parking based on different hourly packages.