Dungeons in the Tower of London

The Tower of London does not have a fixed number of "dungeons." Over its history as a palace, fortress, and prison, various towers and chambers served for confinement. Notable locations associated with imprisonment include:

• White Tower: Beauchamp Tower, Salt Tower.
• Bloody Tower: Linked to the "Princes in the Tower."
• Wakefield Tower: Held Sir Thomas More, Elizabeth I.
• Beauchamp Tower: Cells for aristocracy and clergy.
• Traitors' Gate: Water entrance for prisoners.
• Byward Tower: Interrogation and confinement.

Structures have been modified over centuries; original dungeon forms may not survive.