Address: London SW1A 2JH, United Kingdom. Find On Maps
Westminster Pier is the top spot to begin your journey with Thames River Sightseeing's boat service on the River Thames. It's close to famous places like the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, and the London Eye. You can also see cool attractions like the bronze statue of Boudicca and her daughters defending against the Romans.
Cruising from this pier? Go for:
Address: King William Walk, London, SE10 9HT. Find On Maps
Greenwich Pier is perfect for tourists keen on exploring the maritime wonders of Greenwich. Once you step off the pier, you'll see the impressive Cutty Sark, a famous tea clipper. If you're not up for a ship tour, there are plenty of other options nearby. Check out Greenwich Market, the National Maritime Museum, or the Old Royal Naval College. You could also take a stroll through Greenwich Park or visit the Royal Observatory to see the Greenwich Meridian Line.
Cruising from this pier? Go for:
Address: Tower Millennium Pier, Lower Thames St, London EC3N 4DT. Find On Maps
Tower Millennium Pier, located in Tower Hill on the north side of the River Thames, is managed by London River Services. It's an ideal starting point for exploring two iconic London attractions: the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. St Katharine's Dock is also nearby. From Tower Pier, you'll enjoy fantastic views of Tower Bridge as boats come and go. You can buy tickets at our booth on the pier or online to save time.
Cruising from this pier? go for:
Closest tube station: Westminster (Exit 1 for Westminster Pier)
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Closest tube station: Cutty Sark (DLR Lewisham branch)
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Bicycles: There's a Santander Cycles drop-off point at Tower Gateway Station.
Unfortunately, there isn't any direct parking available at Tower Pier itself. However, there are a few options nearby:
Operating hours may vary depending on the pier and the season. Most Thames River piers operate throughout the day, starting from 10am to 6pm.
Parking near central London piers can be limited and expensive. Using public transport is generally the most convenient option.
Yes, all three piers mentioned (Westminster, Tower, Greenwich) are well-served by public transport options like the Underground, DLR, and buses.
It's recommended to pre-book your tickets online, especially during peak season, to secure your spot.
Yes, all three piers have public restroom facilities available.