Vikings players, guests and staff, right, took a break from football to attend a special Organized Team Activity — a tour of Tower of London during a private event at the world-famous landmark that, since its establishment in the 11th century by William the Conqueror, had served as a prison, fortress and a royal residence. It is now a United Nations World Heritage site.
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