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Sightseeing Thames Cruise in London, Westminster to Greenwich
London, England, United Kingdom
$33
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
Overview
You can experience London from a unique perspective with our Westminster to Greenwich Sightseeing Thames Cruise. Enjoy a relaxing journey along the River Thames while taking in spectacular views of London's world-famous landmarks, including Big Ben, the London Eye, St Paul's Cathedral and the iconic Tower Bridge. Capture memorable photographs from the river and discover the fascinating history of the city through onboard commentary. This scenic cruise offers a comfortable and enjoyable alternative to exploring London by road, combining sightseeing, history and beautiful river views in one memorable experience. Book your cruise today and discover some of London's most celebrated landmarks from the water! We provide great deals, seamless booking, and an overall fantastic and incredibly smooth process from start to finish. Book with us for guaranteed access to cruise that typically sell out, enjoy competitive prices, instant ticket confirmation, secure booking, and 24/7 customer support.
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The experience offers several options. This price includes:
One-Way Ticket
Duration: 1 hour
Westminster > Greenwich
Duration: 1 hour
Westminster > Greenwich
Tour guide
Language: English
Audio guide
The experience offers several options, check yours above
- One-way or round-trip cruise (as per option selected)
- 1 hour or 2 Hours Cruise (as per option selected)
- Onboard toilets.
- Indoor seating and an open-air viewing deck.
- Multilingual audio guide app.
- Scenic views of London's riverside landmarks.
- Live English commentary.
- Food and drinks.
Meeting point
Upon arrival at Westminster Pier, proceed directly to Boarding Point B and present your mobile voucher to staff. Arrive at the meet-up location 15 minutes before the scheduled activity time. By metro: Take the District or Circle Line to Westminster station, use Exit 1, and walk 3 Minutes,
Return details
One-way trip ends at Greenwich Pier, next to the Cutty Sark. Round trip returns back to Westminster Pier. At Greenwich, you do not need to stay on the boat. You may disembark, spend some time looking at local attractions, then re-embark on a later return journey.
- The Houses of Parliament is one of London's most famous historic landmarks, located beside the River Thames in Westminster. Its impressive Gothic Revival architecture features ornate towers and detailed stonework. (pass by)
- This landmark represents British democracy and political history, making it an essential highlight of any sightseeing journey through central London. (pass by)
- The London Eye is a giant observation wheel situated on the South Bank of the River Thames. Opened in 2000, it has become one of London's most recognizable attractions. Its large passenger capsules offer panoramic views across the city from above. During the cruise, you can admire the wheel's impressive structure against London's skyline and photograph it from a different perspective. The surrounding riverside area features restaurants, entertainment venues and popular walking routes, making the London Eye an important highlight of a Thames sightseeing experience. (pass by)
- The National Theatre is a renowned performing arts venue located on London's South Bank. It is famous for presenting a wide variety of theatrical productions, including classic plays, contemporary dramas and experimental performances. The building's distinctive modernist architecture stands prominently beside the River Thames. From the sightseeing boat, you can observe its riverside exterior and appreciate its contribution to London's cultural landscape. The surrounding South Bank area is known for its lively atmosphere, public spaces, restaurants and artistic attractions, making this theatre an interesting landmark along the cruise route. (pass by)
- Tate Modern is one of London's leading modern and contemporary art museums, housed in the former Bankside Power Station beside the River Thames. The museum displays works by internationally recognized artists, featuring painting, sculpture, photography and innovative installations. Its imposing industrial architecture creates a striking contrast with the historic buildings nearby. During the cruise, travelers can admire the museum's exterior and its prominent riverside location. Who interested in art and culture can explore its galleries after the boat journey, although museum entry is not included in a standard sightseeing cruise ticket. (pass by)
- Shakespeare's Globe is a reconstruction of the open-air theatre associated with William Shakespeare and Elizabethan London. Located near the River Thames, the theatre celebrates the playwright's legacy through performances, exhibitions and educational activities. Its distinctive circular design and traditional appearance reflect the style of theatres used during Shakespeare's time. From the cruise, you can view the building from the river and appreciate its connection to London's literary and theatrical history. Those interested in English literature can visit the venue separately to learn more about Shakespeare's works and experience a performance when available (pass by)
- St Paul's Cathedral is one of London's most celebrated architectural landmarks, recognized for its magnificent dome and grand classical design. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren following the Great Fire of London, the cathedral was completed in the early eighteenth century. It has hosted important national ceremonies and remains an active place of worship. During the Thames cruise, you may enjoy views of its impressive dome rising above the surrounding cityscape. The cathedral offers visitors an opportunity to explore historic interiors, religious artwork and panoramic views from its upper galleries with separate admission. (pass by)
- HMS Belfast is a historic Royal Navy warship permanently moored on the River Thames near Tower Bridge. The ship served during the Second World War and the Korean War before becoming a museum. Its large naval guns, steel hull and distinctive military design make it an interesting feature of London's riverside landscape. During the cruise, travelers can see the vessel from the water and photograph its impressive exterior. You can also explore the ship's decks, operational rooms and exhibitions with a separate ticket, discovering the history of naval life and Britain's maritime heritage. (pass by)
- The Shard is a striking skyscraper in London, known for its glass exterior and pointed architectural design. Rising above the surrounding buildings near London Bridge, it forms a prominent feature of the city's modern skyline. The tower contains offices, restaurants, a hotel and observation areas offering panoramic city views. During the Thames sightseeing cruise, you can admire the building from the river and observe how its contemporary design contrasts with London's historic landmarks. Who wishing to experience its observation deck must purchase separate admission, subject to availability and operating conditions. (pass by)
- The Tower of London is a historic fortress on the north bank of the River Thames, dating back to the Norman Conquest. Over the centuries, it has served as a royal residence, prison, armoury and treasury. Today, it is internationally known for safeguarding the Crown Jewels and preserving important elements of British history. During the cruise, you can admire the fortress's imposing stone walls and historic towers from the water. You can explore its buildings, exhibitions and ceremonial traditions separately with admission, gaining insight into centuries of royal history and political intrigue. (pass by)
- Tower Bridge is one of London's most recognizable landmarks, famous for its two imposing towers and distinctive bascule design. Completed in 1894, the bridge was engineered to allow road traffic and large vessels to pass through the Thames. Its architectural appearance combines Victorian Gothic elements with practical engineering. During the cruise, you can enjoy close-up views of the bridge from the river, making it an excellent photography opportunity. You can also purchase separate admission to explore the high-level walkways, glass floors and exhibitions explaining the bridge's construction and historic operation. (pass by)
- Canary Wharf is a major business district in London's Docklands, recognized for its cluster of modern skyscrapers, offices and waterfront developments. Once associated with London's historic port activities, the area has been transformed into an important financial and commercial centre. During the Thames cruise, you can observe the changing skyline as the boat moves eastward from central London towards Greenwich. Its contemporary towers provide a striking contrast with older riverside landmarks, illustrating London's development as a global city. The district also features shopping centres, restaurants, public spaces and waterside walking routes. (pass by)
- Cutty Sark is a famous historic sailing ship located in Greenwich, near the cruise's destination pier. Built in 1869, it was designed for the tea trade and became one of the best-known surviving examples of a nineteenth-century British clipper ship. Today, it is preserved as a visitor attraction where you can discover maritime history, explore the ship and learn about life at sea. Who arriving at Greenwich Pier can view the vessel near the waterfront. Entry to the ship generally requires a separate ticket, making it an excellent optional addition to the sightseeing cruise. (pass by)
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Sightseeing Thames Cruise in London, Westminster to Greenwich
London, England, United Kingdom
$33
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
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We deliver the eVoucher or the Physical box to the recipient
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Recipient books the experience and creates unforgettable memories!