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London Eye
River Cruise
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River Cruise
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Single River Journey on the Thames
River Roamer: Hop On Hop Off Pass (as per option selected)
Hop-On Hop-Off River Pass with IFS Cable Car Tickets (as per option selected)
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Combine sightseeing with lunch, afternoon tea, or an evening pre-dinner meal! As you cruise down the heart of London, enjoy a savory British spread while listening to the audio guide that’ll tell you interesting facts and stories about the beautiful attractions dotting the skyline.
Tower Bridge, one of London's most iconic landmarks, spans the River Thames near the Tower of London. With its striking design, this combined bascule and suspension bridge has been wowing visitors since 1894. The high-level walkways offer amazing views, while the bascules lift for passing ships about 800 times a year!
Blackfriars Bridge, linking the City of London to Southwark, is the widest bridge on the Thames, measuring 32 meters across. Completed in 1869, it's adorned with intricate bird carvings and a statue of Queen Victoria. Serving 54,000 vehicles daily, it's a crucial transport link and a key part of London's cycling network.
Westminster Bridge, spanning the Thames between Westminster and Lambeth, is a stunning 252-meter bridge with Gothic Revival touches. Opened in 1862 and painted green, it provides fantastic views of Big Ben and the London Eye, making it a favorite spot for tourists and photographers alike.
Waterloo Bridge struts across the Thames, connecting Westminster and Lambeth. Opened in 1945, it's famously known as The Ladies' Bridge as it was built for the women during WWII. With its sleek design and stunning views of nearby landmarks like the London Eye and Houses of Parliament, it's perfect for both scenic strolls and photos.
This suspension bridge is known for its classy design and eight massive towers. Opened in 1862, it replaced an earlier ferry service and offered a crucial north-south link across the river. Lambeth Bridge is a popular spot for film and television appearances!
London Bridge is a true London icon, connecting the City of London with Southwark. The current bridge, a sleek concrete and steel marvel from 1973, replaced the historic stone arches. Famously talked about in several nursery rhymes, it offers a modern look at a spot rich in history and essential for daily commutes.
For €10.25, a Thames sightseeing cruise offers hop-on, hop-off access to major London sights, and onboard audio commentary and facilities like wheelchairs.
While food is not included in the ticket price, a wide range of delectable English cuisine is available for purchase onboard.
Opt for the hop-on, hop-off cruise for flexibility and broader exploration of the city. Choose the Westminster cruise for a budget-friendly, focused tour of central London and Tower Bridge.
Early morning or late afternoon cruises are less crowded and offer stunning sunrise or sunset views.
Spring and summer offer the best weather, but winter cruises are quieter and provide unique festive views.
During peak season (June-August), book 1-2 days in advance, especially for weekend cruises. In shoulder seasons (April-May, September-October), booking a day before or on the day is usually fine. In the off-season (November-March), cruises may have fewer departures, but you should still book online a day ahead to confirm availability.
Day cruises offer better views of landmarks, while evening cruises provide a magical ambiance with city lights.
Cancellation policies vary, but many cruises offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.