London’s history, written in stone: The White Tower
Long before London’s modern skyline took shape, the White Tower stood as a powerful symbol of royal authority.
Built between 1078 and 1100, with construction begun under William the Conqueror, it remains at the heart of the Tower of London — a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Within its walls, St John’s Chapel preserves a remarkable example of early Anglo-Norman architecture. Its stone arches offer a glimpse into the London of almost 950 years ago.
For international visitors, places like this bring a different dimension to a London itinerary: a chance to explore the people, ambitions and architecture that shaped the capital.
Falcon Luxury Travel welcomes travel agencies and international partners planning heritage-focused UK journeys for private travellers and groups.
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