
Tour




Tour




Tour



Highlights
Access the Monument to the Great Fire of London and learn its compelling story through an audio tour
Ascend 311 spiral steps to reach the viewing platform and experience panoramic London views
Hear the story of the 1666 Great Fire, the monument’s architecture by Sir Christopher Wren, and the city's post-fire transformation
What’s Included
Entry to the Monument to the Great Fire of London
Digital audio guide in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian
Host assistance at meeting point
Your experience at the Great Fire Monument
Embark on a journey through London’s fascinating past by visiting the Monument to the Great Fire of London, a towering landmark built to commemorate the tragic events that shaped the city in 1666. This experience combines exploration, history and breathtaking city views—all at your own pace with a detailed digital audio tour.
Arriving and ticketing
Arrive at Monument Square, London EC3R 8AJ, where your friendly host in a dark blue ‘VoxCity’ uniform will greet you and exchange your voucher for an official entry ticket. Here, your adventure to the top of this iconic column begins.
Historic ascent
The Monument stands 202 feet tall and requires climbing 311 narrow, spiral steps—so prepare for a rewarding climb. As you ascend, let the self-guided audio tour enrich your visit with stories about the origins of the Great Fire, how the flames ravaged the medieval city and the rebuilding efforts led by architect Sir Christopher Wren and Robert Hooke.
Audio tour highlights
Discover thoughtful details about the Monument’s design and symbolic features
Learn about the effects and aftermath of the 1666 fire on London’s people and landscape
Hear about the city’s resilience and remarkable rise from disaster to global prominence
Unforgettable panoramic views
At the summit, step onto the viewing gallery, offering sweeping vistas of the City of London, the River Thames and iconic landmarks such as Tower Bridge and St Paul's Cathedral. Whether you’re snapping photos or simply soaking in the views, this vantage point connects past and present, showcasing how London grew beyond the ashes of its darkest hour.
What to expect
Seamless ticket collection with on-site assistance
Digital audio commentary you can access on your mobile (bring your own headphones)
In-depth exploration of a major historic event
Unique perspective of modern and historic London from the Monument’s top platform
Why visit the Great Fire Monument?
Perfect for history lovers and families
Opportunity for engaging self-paced discovery
Experience one of London’s most significant public memorials
Convenient city centre location
The Monument also commemorates London’s resilience after tragedy. Climbing its spiral staircase is as much a tribute to the city’s enduring spirit as it is a physical experience, rewarded by unmatched views.
Book your Great Fire Monument Entry Tickets now!
Arrive on time to ensure entry during your designated slot
Only 33 visitors allowed at the top viewing platform at once
Follow staff instructions regarding safety and bag checks
Climbing the stairs may not be suitable for those with vertigo or claustrophobia
Supervise children closely throughout your visit
Is the Monument suitable for wheelchair users?
The Monument is not accessible for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to its narrow staircase.
Can I use my own headphones for the audio guide?
Yes, please bring your own headphones to enjoy the audio tour provided by QR code.
Are bags allowed inside?
Large bags must be stored in the designated area; only small bags are permitted inside.
How long does the visit typically take?
The average visit lasts about 1 hour, including audio narration and time to enjoy the views.
What if the weather is bad?
Entry may be rescheduled if the Monument closes due to adverse weather conditions for safety.
Download the digital audio guide in advance for a smooth visit
Bring your own headphones for the audio guide
Wear comfortable shoes for the 311-step climb
Check seasonal hours before arrival
Photography is allowed on the viewing platform
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Monument Square, London EC3R 8AJ, UK
Highlights
Access the Monument to the Great Fire of London and learn its compelling story through an audio tour
Ascend 311 spiral steps to reach the viewing platform and experience panoramic London views
Hear the story of the 1666 Great Fire, the monument’s architecture by Sir Christopher Wren, and the city's post-fire transformation
What’s Included
Entry to the Monument to the Great Fire of London
Digital audio guide in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian
Host assistance at meeting point
Your experience at the Great Fire Monument
Embark on a journey through London’s fascinating past by visiting the Monument to the Great Fire of London, a towering landmark built to commemorate the tragic events that shaped the city in 1666. This experience combines exploration, history and breathtaking city views—all at your own pace with a detailed digital audio tour.
Arriving and ticketing
Arrive at Monument Square, London EC3R 8AJ, where your friendly host in a dark blue ‘VoxCity’ uniform will greet you and exchange your voucher for an official entry ticket. Here, your adventure to the top of this iconic column begins.
Historic ascent
The Monument stands 202 feet tall and requires climbing 311 narrow, spiral steps—so prepare for a rewarding climb. As you ascend, let the self-guided audio tour enrich your visit with stories about the origins of the Great Fire, how the flames ravaged the medieval city and the rebuilding efforts led by architect Sir Christopher Wren and Robert Hooke.
Audio tour highlights
Discover thoughtful details about the Monument’s design and symbolic features
Learn about the effects and aftermath of the 1666 fire on London’s people and landscape
Hear about the city’s resilience and remarkable rise from disaster to global prominence
Unforgettable panoramic views
At the summit, step onto the viewing gallery, offering sweeping vistas of the City of London, the River Thames and iconic landmarks such as Tower Bridge and St Paul's Cathedral. Whether you’re snapping photos or simply soaking in the views, this vantage point connects past and present, showcasing how London grew beyond the ashes of its darkest hour.
What to expect
Seamless ticket collection with on-site assistance
Digital audio commentary you can access on your mobile (bring your own headphones)
In-depth exploration of a major historic event
Unique perspective of modern and historic London from the Monument’s top platform
Why visit the Great Fire Monument?
Perfect for history lovers and families
Opportunity for engaging self-paced discovery
Experience one of London’s most significant public memorials
Convenient city centre location
The Monument also commemorates London’s resilience after tragedy. Climbing its spiral staircase is as much a tribute to the city’s enduring spirit as it is a physical experience, rewarded by unmatched views.
Book your Great Fire Monument Entry Tickets now!
Arrive on time to ensure entry during your designated slot
Only 33 visitors allowed at the top viewing platform at once
Follow staff instructions regarding safety and bag checks
Climbing the stairs may not be suitable for those with vertigo or claustrophobia
Supervise children closely throughout your visit
Is the Monument suitable for wheelchair users?
The Monument is not accessible for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to its narrow staircase.
Can I use my own headphones for the audio guide?
Yes, please bring your own headphones to enjoy the audio tour provided by QR code.
Are bags allowed inside?
Large bags must be stored in the designated area; only small bags are permitted inside.
How long does the visit typically take?
The average visit lasts about 1 hour, including audio narration and time to enjoy the views.
What if the weather is bad?
Entry may be rescheduled if the Monument closes due to adverse weather conditions for safety.
Download the digital audio guide in advance for a smooth visit
Bring your own headphones for the audio guide
Wear comfortable shoes for the 311-step climb
Check seasonal hours before arrival
Photography is allowed on the viewing platform
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Monument Square, London EC3R 8AJ, UK
Highlights
Access the Monument to the Great Fire of London and learn its compelling story through an audio tour
Ascend 311 spiral steps to reach the viewing platform and experience panoramic London views
Hear the story of the 1666 Great Fire, the monument’s architecture by Sir Christopher Wren, and the city's post-fire transformation
What’s Included
Entry to the Monument to the Great Fire of London
Digital audio guide in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian
Host assistance at meeting point
Your experience at the Great Fire Monument
Embark on a journey through London’s fascinating past by visiting the Monument to the Great Fire of London, a towering landmark built to commemorate the tragic events that shaped the city in 1666. This experience combines exploration, history and breathtaking city views—all at your own pace with a detailed digital audio tour.
Arriving and ticketing
Arrive at Monument Square, London EC3R 8AJ, where your friendly host in a dark blue ‘VoxCity’ uniform will greet you and exchange your voucher for an official entry ticket. Here, your adventure to the top of this iconic column begins.
Historic ascent
The Monument stands 202 feet tall and requires climbing 311 narrow, spiral steps—so prepare for a rewarding climb. As you ascend, let the self-guided audio tour enrich your visit with stories about the origins of the Great Fire, how the flames ravaged the medieval city and the rebuilding efforts led by architect Sir Christopher Wren and Robert Hooke.
Audio tour highlights
Discover thoughtful details about the Monument’s design and symbolic features
Learn about the effects and aftermath of the 1666 fire on London’s people and landscape
Hear about the city’s resilience and remarkable rise from disaster to global prominence
Unforgettable panoramic views
At the summit, step onto the viewing gallery, offering sweeping vistas of the City of London, the River Thames and iconic landmarks such as Tower Bridge and St Paul's Cathedral. Whether you’re snapping photos or simply soaking in the views, this vantage point connects past and present, showcasing how London grew beyond the ashes of its darkest hour.
What to expect
Seamless ticket collection with on-site assistance
Digital audio commentary you can access on your mobile (bring your own headphones)
In-depth exploration of a major historic event
Unique perspective of modern and historic London from the Monument’s top platform
Why visit the Great Fire Monument?
Perfect for history lovers and families
Opportunity for engaging self-paced discovery
Experience one of London’s most significant public memorials
Convenient city centre location
The Monument also commemorates London’s resilience after tragedy. Climbing its spiral staircase is as much a tribute to the city’s enduring spirit as it is a physical experience, rewarded by unmatched views.
Book your Great Fire Monument Entry Tickets now!
Download the digital audio guide in advance for a smooth visit
Bring your own headphones for the audio guide
Wear comfortable shoes for the 311-step climb
Check seasonal hours before arrival
Photography is allowed on the viewing platform
Arrive on time to ensure entry during your designated slot
Only 33 visitors allowed at the top viewing platform at once
Follow staff instructions regarding safety and bag checks
Climbing the stairs may not be suitable for those with vertigo or claustrophobia
Supervise children closely throughout your visit
Is the Monument suitable for wheelchair users?
The Monument is not accessible for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to its narrow staircase.
Can I use my own headphones for the audio guide?
Yes, please bring your own headphones to enjoy the audio tour provided by QR code.
Are bags allowed inside?
Large bags must be stored in the designated area; only small bags are permitted inside.
How long does the visit typically take?
The average visit lasts about 1 hour, including audio narration and time to enjoy the views.
What if the weather is bad?
Entry may be rescheduled if the Monument closes due to adverse weather conditions for safety.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Monument Square, London EC3R 8AJ, UK
Highlights
Access the Monument to the Great Fire of London and learn its compelling story through an audio tour
Ascend 311 spiral steps to reach the viewing platform and experience panoramic London views
Hear the story of the 1666 Great Fire, the monument’s architecture by Sir Christopher Wren, and the city's post-fire transformation
What’s Included
Entry to the Monument to the Great Fire of London
Digital audio guide in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian
Host assistance at meeting point
Your experience at the Great Fire Monument
Embark on a journey through London’s fascinating past by visiting the Monument to the Great Fire of London, a towering landmark built to commemorate the tragic events that shaped the city in 1666. This experience combines exploration, history and breathtaking city views—all at your own pace with a detailed digital audio tour.
Arriving and ticketing
Arrive at Monument Square, London EC3R 8AJ, where your friendly host in a dark blue ‘VoxCity’ uniform will greet you and exchange your voucher for an official entry ticket. Here, your adventure to the top of this iconic column begins.
Historic ascent
The Monument stands 202 feet tall and requires climbing 311 narrow, spiral steps—so prepare for a rewarding climb. As you ascend, let the self-guided audio tour enrich your visit with stories about the origins of the Great Fire, how the flames ravaged the medieval city and the rebuilding efforts led by architect Sir Christopher Wren and Robert Hooke.
Audio tour highlights
Discover thoughtful details about the Monument’s design and symbolic features
Learn about the effects and aftermath of the 1666 fire on London’s people and landscape
Hear about the city’s resilience and remarkable rise from disaster to global prominence
Unforgettable panoramic views
At the summit, step onto the viewing gallery, offering sweeping vistas of the City of London, the River Thames and iconic landmarks such as Tower Bridge and St Paul's Cathedral. Whether you’re snapping photos or simply soaking in the views, this vantage point connects past and present, showcasing how London grew beyond the ashes of its darkest hour.
What to expect
Seamless ticket collection with on-site assistance
Digital audio commentary you can access on your mobile (bring your own headphones)
In-depth exploration of a major historic event
Unique perspective of modern and historic London from the Monument’s top platform
Why visit the Great Fire Monument?
Perfect for history lovers and families
Opportunity for engaging self-paced discovery
Experience one of London’s most significant public memorials
Convenient city centre location
The Monument also commemorates London’s resilience after tragedy. Climbing its spiral staircase is as much a tribute to the city’s enduring spirit as it is a physical experience, rewarded by unmatched views.
Book your Great Fire Monument Entry Tickets now!
Download the digital audio guide in advance for a smooth visit
Bring your own headphones for the audio guide
Wear comfortable shoes for the 311-step climb
Check seasonal hours before arrival
Photography is allowed on the viewing platform
Arrive on time to ensure entry during your designated slot
Only 33 visitors allowed at the top viewing platform at once
Follow staff instructions regarding safety and bag checks
Climbing the stairs may not be suitable for those with vertigo or claustrophobia
Supervise children closely throughout your visit
Is the Monument suitable for wheelchair users?
The Monument is not accessible for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility due to its narrow staircase.
Can I use my own headphones for the audio guide?
Yes, please bring your own headphones to enjoy the audio tour provided by QR code.
Are bags allowed inside?
Large bags must be stored in the designated area; only small bags are permitted inside.
How long does the visit typically take?
The average visit lasts about 1 hour, including audio narration and time to enjoy the views.
What if the weather is bad?
Entry may be rescheduled if the Monument closes due to adverse weather conditions for safety.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Monument Square, London EC3R 8AJ, UK
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