Introduction to the White Tower: The White Tower is a Norman tower located in the center of the fortress. It is the most important and oldest building in the Tower of London. Because it is built of milky white stone, it was called the White Tower in history.
The White Tower is where the owner lives and the garrison troops are stationed. It is the strongest and, to some extent, symbolizes the increasing consolidation and expansion of power of William the Conqueror. The building is 32.6 meters high and divided into three floors. The wall thickness varies from three to four meters to four to six meters. It is a double-layered wall with small window openings and white stones between the doors and windows. The white Tower of London has tapered towers at its four corners, where you can overlook the surrounding activities. The construction of auxiliary structures continued for centuries, eventually including 13 towers in the inner field and 6 towers and bastions in the outer field.