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Trails · Tower Bridge/SE1, London
London's only major dog-friendly indoor attraction: well-behaved dogs on leads can walk the high-level Glass Floors 42m above the Thames and explore the Victorian Engine Rooms. The official dog-friendly page invites owners to bring dogs 'as part of the family' on their day out.
A world-famous landmark that uniquely lets your dog climb the Towers and pose on the Glass Floors with you.
Official rules: dogs must be on a lead held by their owner at all times, accompanied by a responsible adult, must not jump on furniture, and should take the stairs (assistance dogs may always use the lift). No dog waste bins on site — bags must be taken away.
The pet policy above is summarised from the venue’s own published information and cross-checked against public listings. Last checked: against the source on . Policies change without notice anyway, so confirm the current one with the venue before you travel, and keep your dog leashed anywhere that is not a signed off-leash area. Read the full disclaimer.
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No photo yetAn all-day brunch cafe in a Victorian farmhouse at the heart of Wandsworth Common, run by the Roots & Berries group. It serves specialty coffee, brunch and afternoon tea indoors and on a terrace overlooking the common, and the group states that its cafes welcome dogs.
About 320 hectares of ancient woodland, meadows and ponds managed by the City of London Corporation, four miles from Trafalgar Square. Dogs may be exercised off the lead across most of the Heath under the Corporation's dog walking code of conduct.
A Grade II listed pub dating to 1585 on the edge of Hampstead Heath, known for its garden, real ales and Sunday roasts. Dogs are welcome inside and out; the garden has a dog wash and the pub keeps treats behind the bar.
