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.
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
The Sky Garden on 20 Fenchurch Street is a unique public space with three floors and an uninterrupted 360 degree view of the city of
Marie Tussaud, a former art teacher at the court of Louis XVI, moved her wax museum of famous and historical figures and horrific relics of
Three royal palaces surround St James’s Park. The oldest is Westminster Palace, today better known as the Houses Of Parliament. St James’s Palace with its
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
ICON Outlet is a 210,000 sq. ft. premium urban outlet brings shopping at The O2, the world’s most popular music, entertainment and leisure venue. With
Gabriels Wharf is located on the Thames in the heart of the Southbank. It offers a variety of unique shops and cozy terraces and eateries.
Penicillin was discovered by Alexander Fleming in a small, dusty laboratory at St Mary’s Hospital in 1928. This discovery triggered a revolution in the medical
