The Metropolitan and Theodore Towers
Unlike the others, the Metropolitan and Theodore towers are
circular. The former was actually called the Round tower or Red
tower right up to the 17th century, and the second got its name
from the gateway Church of St Theodore built over it in 1233. The
Theodore tower used to lead into Nerev End. The present building,
which appears to date back to the end of the 15th century, has no
gateway.
Both towers were completely restored in the 1950s, including
their wooden platforms and tent-shaped roofs.