London Bridge Experience

Enjoy two top London attractions for the price of one with the immersive London Bridge Experience and London Tombs.

Take a trip into London Bridge's history, from Roman to modern times before descending into the spooky haunted tunnels of the London Tombs.

What happens during the experience?

As you travel through the history of the famous bridge, you’ll encounter different characters such as Jack the Ripper and The Keeper of the Heads as part of this immersive theatrical experience.

Smell, hear and see things from the bridge’s past, as you make your way through the Bone Yard, the hall of the living dead and past the Bloody Butcher, while you look out for the ghost of Emily!

The bone-chilling scare maze in London Tombs is next – creep around the haunted catacombs as zombies and other unspeakable creatures leap at you from the darkness.

How can I book tickets for the London Bridge Experience?

Book tickets online now.

Where is the London Bridge Experience?

The London Bridge Experience is at London Bridge, in central London.

How can I get there?

The London Bridge Experience is directly opposite the Tooley Street exit of London Bridge Underground station and a short walk from London Bridge train station.

Various bus routes stop outside the attraction and river bus services are available from London Bridge Pier, a few minutes’ walk away.

How long is the experience?

The guided experience takes around one hour. But allow for an additional 15 minutes due to the immersive nature of the experience.

Are there age restrictions?

There are no age restrictions but it’s recommended children under the age of four are not taken to the attraction. Children under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

How scary is it?

The experience has been named the winner of the Top Horror Attraction in the World by The Worldwide Attractions Awards and has been the Scare Awards’ holder of the UK's Scariest Attraction for the past 11 years.

What are the opening times?

The venue is usually open 10am to 5pm on weekdays and 9.30am to 6pm on Saturdays and Sundays.

Check the venue website for the latest opening times.

What else is there to do in the area?

Calm your nerves with a wander around nearby Borough Market, London’s famous food market that’s home to street food vendors and food producers.

Get a head for heights at The View from The Shard or Tower Bridge, or explore wartime battleship HMS Belfast – all nearby attractions to the London Bridge Experience. Or find more things to do in London Bridge.