About Jewel Tower
The Jewel Tower is a 14th-century surviving element of the royal Palace of Westminster.
The small stone building sits opposite Parliament and has a modest display inside about its various history as royal wardrobe storage to housing imperial standards measures, and House of Lords archive.
Has a small cafe in the ground floor, which is basic, but useful in this part of town.
Address
Jewel Tower,
Abingdon Street,
Westminster,
London,
SW1P 3JX
Link to Jewel Tower's website
Frequently asked questions
What's the nearest railway station to Jewel Tower
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In a small grassy depression directly opposite the Houses of Parliament can be found a small stone tower, which happens to be a 14th century building that is open to the public as a small museum.
The Victoria Tower dominates the southern end of the Houses of Parliament and is the repository of laws passed by our elected masters — but sitting on the other side of the road is the much smaller, and vastly older building that it replaced.
Of the several towers extant within Westminster, one of the more overlooked, literally as well as figuratively has to be the Jewel Tower that sits in a little corner opposite Parliament.
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