Open House Festival; Ballot Now Open To Apply To Visit BT Tower

Open House Festival runs each year in September, offering you FREE entry to hundreds of historic houses, government buildings, museums & private homes, many of which are not normally open to the public.  Many of these settings work on a first come first served basis, although some may require pre-booking in advance.  The most popular attractions require a ticket ballot to ensure an evenness in ticket distribution so we were pleased to see that 10 Downing Street, BBC Broadcasting House & BT Tower will be participating in the programme this year.  Unfortunately the ballot is now closed but was available for all of the following attractions; BT Tower, London Museum, Trellick Tower, BBC Broadcasting House, 10 Downing Street & John Morden Centre.

The full Open House Festival programme is now open for you to begin planning visits between 14 & 22 September 2024. More details available over at Open House Festival 2024.

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BT Tower

BT Tower Open To The Public; Open House Festival, (now closed)

With the ballot now open to the public, you can apply for tickets for any of the following settings;

• BT Tower, (21 & 22 September 2024)
• Trellick Tower, (15 September 2024)
• Museum of London, (21 September 2024)
• John Morden Centre & Morden College Almshouses, (21 September 2024)

Here’s a chance to win 2 free tickets to any of the above named settings including the hugely sought after BT Tower.  Simply register/log in for a free Open House account and then select the ballot you wish to enter.  The ballots remain open until Wednesday 28 August 2024 where successful applicants will be notified on that same day.  Good to know that a second round of ballots will open later this month too – we’ll bring you more details on that as they come in.