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London River Cruises' Famous Sightseeing Attractions |
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| The London Cruise Terminal at Tilbury is the city’s only deep water cruise facility located at the gateway to London, downriver from Tower Bridge. Tilbury is a turnaround port for Baltic and Northern European destinations. It is also perfect for transit calls to visit England’s capital city. One of the oldest European cities, London has magnificent monuments and sites. The River Thames is a key attraction offering water sports fun like rowing, sailing, kayaking, para gliding and speedboat thrills. Tourist attractions dot every corner of the city. Famous for its sights and dazzling nightlife in pubs and bars, the city may be best enjoyed aboard cruise boats. Organized all year round cruises begin at Westminster Pier taking you along famed landmarks including Churchill Museum, Cabinet War Rooms, Whitehall and Banqueting House. Across the river you see County Hall and Greater London Council renovated for tourists to relax. London Aquarium has you heading out to the deep blue for aquatic fun. Cruise to the Tower Bridge to see big ships passing under the bridge. Pass by Millennium Wheel or the London Eye. A 25-minute ride offers spectacular panoramic sights allowing you an eagle’s view of the city and beyond. Keep cruising on to see Victoria Terminus, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Shakespeare’s Globe, HMS Belfast and more attractions. The Thames weaves its way through the heart of London letting you enjoy history around every bend. Many luxury boats show you around some of the most famous London attractions. Best of all cruises allow you to step off to explore the attractions to rejoin on following boats for the same ticket. |
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