The Monument to the Great Fire of London is now open visitors on weekends. We're also open during school holidays.
Please note: You are required to wear a face covering throughout your visit, unless exempt. This is inline with the latest Government guidance.
Follow in the footsteps of generations of Londoners and climb the iconic 311 steps to the top of The Monument.
Enjoy 360-degree views from one of London's most historic attractions.
The Monument to the Great Fire of London operates a 100% bag search - all bags, rucksacks, packages and personal items will be searched before entry is permitted. Visitors are advised to allow additional time for security checks.
Wheeled cases, bulky rucksacks and large items of luggage cannot be taken to the top of The Monument. This is to protect the historic structure and because the staircase and viewing platform are narrow at some points.
The top of The Monument to the Great Fire of London is reached by climbing 311 steps. Unfortunately due to the nature of the attraction, it is not suitable for people with mobility difficulties or people that use a wheelchair.
As a historic building, we are limited in our access capabilities. However we continue to look at different ways to make The Monument accessible for all.
The Monument boasts a fascinating history which our Learning team bring to life through bookable self-guided visits, engaging online sessions and downloadable resources, and is the perfect starting point for learning about the Great Fire and its aftermath.
