Located directly next to Tower Bridge and the Tower of London is St. Katharines Dock has been the centerpiece of international trade for more than 1,000 years. Once a working dock, now one of London’s undiscovered treasures. Waterfront with a mix of shops, restaurants and luxury apartments and London’s main marina.
This historic site also houses the famous Dickens Inn, the oldest building on St. Louis. Katharine’s Dock and the Thames.
St. Katharine’s Dock is open all day, but the shops and restaurants have several opening hours.
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,
SEA LIFE London is one of Europe’s largest aquariums. With hundreds of species of fish and marine animals on display in more than 2 million liters of water, you get a good picture of the fascinating underwater world. SEA LIFE London combines education, relaxation and entertainment through a journey of the senses through the rivers,
The Wallace Collection consists of historical pieces (paintings, jewelery, porcelain, furniture, armor and coins) from the private collection of Richard Wallace. The largest part of the collection is French 18th-century art with, among other things, a state portrait of Louis XV and a canvas by Jean-Honoré Fragonard. In addition, the collection has 26 canvases by
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
Covent Garden used to be a fruit and vegetable market. Today it is one of the liveliest places in London. Not only does Covent Garden have a lot of shops, there are also many nice restaurants and pubs, a “flea market” and an antique market. Covent Garden is the place of street theater. Someone always
