Tower Wharf

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Tower Wharf is the riverside quay alongside the Tower of London on the north bank of the River Thames, historically used as a landing place for boats and prisoners.

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Tower Wharf canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
riverside quay
wharf
adjacentTo Tower Bridge
Tower Pier
Tower of London
Traitors’ Gate
associatedWith English royal administration
medieval history of the Tower of London
state prisoners held in the Tower of London
category River Thames waterfronts
Tourist attractions in London
Wharves in the City of London
country United Kingdom
hasViewOf City of London skyline
River Thames
linked to: Thames

Tower Bridge
heritageStatus within Scheduled Monument area of the Tower of London
within Tower of London World Heritage Site
historicalUse embarkation and disembarkation point for prisoners taken to the Tower of London
landing place for royal and official visitors to the Tower of London
locatedIn City of London
England
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
locatedOn north bank of the River Thames
location Tower of London
managedBy Historic Royal Palaces
near Tower Gateway DLR station
Tower Hill Underground station
Tower Millennium Pier
ownedBy The Crown Estate (via the Tower of London complex)
linked to: Crown Estate
partOf Tower of London waterfront
publicAccess open to the public as part of the Tower of London riverside area
river River Thames
linked to: Thames
tourism popular viewpoint for visitors to the Tower of London
transportConnection river boat services at nearby Tower Pier
usedFor ceremonial purposes
landing place for boats
landing place for prisoners
military purposes
river access to the Tower of London

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Traitors’ Gate accesses Tower Wharf