



by City Cruises
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£30This boat cruise on the River Thames in London allows passengers to board and disembark at four main piers: Westminster, London Eye, Tower, and Greenwich. The ticket is flexible, so travelers can choose where and when to get on or off during the day. The cruise takes between one and two hours depending on the route and stops made. During the cruise, passengers see many well-known London landmarks from the river. These include the Houses of Parliament with Big Ben, the London Eye, SEA LIFE London Aquarium, National Theatre, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, HMS Belfast, The Shard, Tower of London, and Tower Bridge. The boat passes all these sights along the Thames. Onboard, there is a fully stocked café and bar for refreshments. Children have access to activity books and other entertainment. The captain provides live commentary in English, and additional language commentary is available through the City Experiences app. Tickets are valid daily from 10am until the last scheduled cruise, offering flexibility in planning the visit.
Houses of Parliament
The boat passes the Houses of Parliament, offering views of this historic building and the clock tower known as Big Ben from the Thames.
London Eye
The cruise continues past the London Eye, the large observation wheel on the South Bank, visible from the river.
SEA LIFE London Aquarium
Passengers see the SEA LIFE London Aquarium as the boat sails along the river.
National Theatre
The boat passes the National Theatre, located on the South Bank, visible from the river.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
The cruise proceeds past Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, a reconstruction of the historic playhouse, seen from the Thames.
HMS Belfast
The boat sails by HMS Belfast, the historic warship moored on the Thames.
The Shard
Passengers view The Shard, the tall modern skyscraper, from the river.
Tower of London
The cruise passes the Tower of London, the historic castle located on the north bank of the Thames.
Tower Bridge
The boat passes under Tower Bridge, the famous bascule and suspension bridge crossing the Thames.
Cruises sail from 10am and end between 6pm and 7pm depending on the time of year (please note last departures to and from Greenwich are usually in the mid afternoon)
End point
Single Journey can start and end at any one of our four piers.




by City Cruises
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£30This boat cruise on the River Thames in London allows passengers to board and disembark at four main piers: Westminster, London Eye, Tower, and Greenwich. The ticket is flexible, so travelers can choose where and when to get on or off during the day. The cruise takes between one and two hours depending on the route and stops made. During the cruise, passengers see many well-known London landmarks from the river. These include the Houses of Parliament with Big Ben, the London Eye, SEA LIFE London Aquarium, National Theatre, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, HMS Belfast, The Shard, Tower of London, and Tower Bridge. The boat passes all these sights along the Thames. Onboard, there is a fully stocked café and bar for refreshments. Children have access to activity books and other entertainment. The captain provides live commentary in English, and additional language commentary is available through the City Experiences app. Tickets are valid daily from 10am until the last scheduled cruise, offering flexibility in planning the visit.
Houses of Parliament
The boat passes the Houses of Parliament, offering views of this historic building and the clock tower known as Big Ben from the Thames.
London Eye
The cruise continues past the London Eye, the large observation wheel on the South Bank, visible from the river.
SEA LIFE London Aquarium
Passengers see the SEA LIFE London Aquarium as the boat sails along the river.
National Theatre
The boat passes the National Theatre, located on the South Bank, visible from the river.
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
The cruise proceeds past Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, a reconstruction of the historic playhouse, seen from the Thames.
HMS Belfast
The boat sails by HMS Belfast, the historic warship moored on the Thames.
The Shard
Passengers view The Shard, the tall modern skyscraper, from the river.
Tower of London
The cruise passes the Tower of London, the historic castle located on the north bank of the Thames.
Tower Bridge
The boat passes under Tower Bridge, the famous bascule and suspension bridge crossing the Thames.
Cruises sail from 10am and end between 6pm and 7pm depending on the time of year (please note last departures to and from Greenwich are usually in the mid afternoon)
End point
Single Journey can start and end at any one of our four piers.