📜 Six ravens are kept at the Tower of London, believed to prevent the fall of the Crown and Britain.
🔍 This tradition dates back to King Charles II in the 17th century, though folkloric roots may be older. #Why Go
🦅 Witness the legendary Tower Ravens, well-fed and cared for
📜 Learn about ancient British folklore and history
📸 Great photo opportunities with these iconic birds
🏰 Visit a historic landmark with a unique tradition #Why Avoid
⚠️ Ravens are territorial and can bite, avoid getting too close
🚫 Do not attempt to feed the ravens #Tips
📍 Open cages are located next to the Wakefield Tower, with historical information plaques.
👨‍🌾 Ravens are cared for by a professional raven master, fed raw meat and blood-soaked biscuits.