A trip with a narrow boat over the beautiful Regent’s Canal is definitely recommended.
With an authentic narrow boat, you’ll cruise past beautiful houses, through tunnels and through the London Zoo.
The London Waterbus Company has the largest range of sailings and opportunities. You can sail from Little Venice to Camden Lock and visit the Camden Lock Market. But you can also get off at the London Zoo and continue sailing after the visit.
There are several sailings a day.
Check the current times on the website.
Prices for standard tickets and are indications.
* Concession: Seniors and students on presentation of identification / student pass.
View the sights along the Thames in a very relaxed way, from the Thames on a hop-on hop-off boat from City Cruises. An expert guide gives live commentary about what you see and don’t see. The boats sail to and from three destinations: Westminster, London Eye and Greenwich Pier. Westminster Pier and London Eye Pier
Buckingham Palace is the official residence of Queen Elisabeth II. However, it has not always been a palace. Originally this was the mansion of the riotous “Duke of Buckingham”. King George III bought the mansion in 1762 for his wife Charlotte. Buckingham House then became known as the “Queens House”. 14 of George III his
In the London Canal Museum you can take a look at a narrowboat, get an impression about the history of the London canals, about the loads that were transported, the people who lived and worked on the waterways and the horses that pulled their boats. Immerse yourself in the unique legacy of a large Victorian
Tate Modern is the national museum for international modern art from 1900 till today. It is part of the family of 4 Tate museums, all of which exhibit part of the Tate collection. The museum has been housed since 2000 in a disused power station on the Thames. The Tate Boat maintains a regular service
Between Lisle Street, Gerard Street, Shaftesbury Avenue and Leicester Square is China Town. This is the heart of the Chinese community in London. Here you will find all kinds of Chinese shops and restaurants. China Town really comes alive in February when the Chinese New Year starts. You will find China Town between Lisle Street,
Tate Britain, until 1932 the National Gallery of British Art and then the Tate Gallery, is housed on the site of the former Millbank Prison. The main building was designed by Sidney R. J. Smith with a classicist colonnade and a dome vault. Construction started in 1893 and the museum was opened on July 21,
The Royal Observatory Greenwich is the site of the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and the “Prime Meridian” and is therefore one of the most important historical scientific places in the world. Built by Sir Christopher Wren in 1675. Due to an international agreement, this is the official starting point of every new day, year and
