The Tower of London (historically associated)

The Tower of London is a historic fortress in central London originally built in the 11th century. It served as a royal palace, prison, treasury, and armory over centuries. Known for its strategic location on the River Thames, it played a key role in England’s history, including royal ceremonies and political intrigue. The Tower is famous for housing the Crown Jewels, and its architecture features thick walls, battlements, and towers. Throughout history, it symbolized royal power and security, while also serving as a site of imprisonment for notable figures. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and popular tourist attraction.