No, the tower of London is not a land mark. In fact it use to be a prison.
No, the Tower of London was a royal palace and (later) prison.
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the tower of London is a the majesties royal palace and fortress. the tower was used as a royal palace, prison and fortress.
The famous bridge that crosses the Thames next to the Tower of London is called the Tower Bridge. This bridge was a royal residence along with a prison.
The Tower of London is comprised of one tower. The Tower of London has had many different uses over the years. The most notable use was as a prison and a place of executions.
The last time The Tower of London was used as a prison was in 1954 when the Kray Twins were held for only a few days because of their refusal to report to national service.
The Tower of London was primarily a fortress protecting the city of London. It was also used by the Kings & Queens of England as a royal palace and as a prison.
As punishment. It was a prison in it's former life.
The Tower of London was, and still is, a fort and still has a small military garrison. It has also been a prison, a royal residence and a menagerie.
No Hatfield house was not a prison. Simply a residence. It was once home to Elizabeth I. The Tower of London is where prisoners were held.
Museum, prison, menagerie, Royal Palace, army barracks, defence of London, tourist hotspot etc.