




The Thames is London’s oldest thoroughfare.
Sightseeing cruises link Westminster, the Tower, Bankside, and Greenwich, with open-air decks and live commentary.
It’s the simplest way to see the city in one sweeping view..
Cruises run daily; frequency varies by season and route. Evening and special event sailings add extra times.
Limited service on December 25 and during major river events; check schedules for maintenance and closures.
River Thames, Central London, United Kingdom
Piers are an easy walk from central landmarks, and well connected by Tube, train, and bus.
For Westminster and Embankment piers, arrive at Charing Cross or Waterloo; for Tower Pier, use London Bridge or Fenchurch Street; for Greenwich, use Maze Hill or Cutty Sark DLR.
Driving in central London is discouraged. Parking is limited and the Congestion Charge applies; consider public transport to piers.
Frequent buses serve Westminster, Victoria, Trafalgar Square, and the Tower of London — then it’s a short walk to the river.
Walk the riverside paths to reach piers: Westminster, Embankment, Bankside (near Tate Modern), Tower, and Greenwich are all signposted.
Iconic bridges, royal palaces, modern skyscrapers, and lively riversides — all in one smooth ride.
Sail past Westminster’s Gothic skyline as clocks chime and the river widens toward the heart of the city.
Float beneath Tower Bridge’s blue spans and glimpse the fortress that guarded the river for centuries.
End at Greenwich’s maritime quarter — the Cutty Sark, the Royal Observatory on the hill, and green parkland by the water.

Enjoy open-air decks and panoramic views across London.
Hop between Westminster, Tower, Bankside, and Greenwich with flexible tickets.