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Explore London by water with this handy Thames River route map

Thames river cruise map.

Welcome aboard! Explore London's iconic landmarks and hidden gems from the scenic vantage point of the River Thames. This guide provides a detailed map and information on various cruise routes to help you plan your perfect Thames River adventure.

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River Thames Sightseeing Cruise: From Greenwich

• Duration: 2 hours
• Highlights: Engaging commentary, iconic monuments, round-trip option
• Departure times: Available daily from 10:30am to 6pm
• Route: Westminster Pier to Greenwich Pier
• Notable landmarks: London Eye, National Theatre, Tate Modern, Tower Bridge, and more.

Uber Boat By Thames Clippers Hop-On Hop-Off Tour

• Duration: All-day access
• Highlights: Unlimited access, 24 piers across London, air-conditioned vessels
• Operating hours: From 6am until the end of service on the same day
• Route: Various stops including Westminster, Embankment, Bankside, and Canary Wharf.
• Notable landmarks: Houses of Parliament, St. Paul's Cathedral, Oxo Tower, Cutty Sark.

Evening Cruise on River Thames

• Highlights: Sparkling wine, canapes, live music, night views of London
• Departure times: From 7pm onwards
• Route: Circular route showcasing illuminated landmarks.
• Notable landmarks: Tower of London, London Eye, Cutty Sark, Tower Bridge.

Thames River Lunch Cruise

• Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes
• Highlights: Two-course lunch, live or recorded commentary, scenic views
• Departure times: Daily at 11:45am
• Route: Tower Pier to Greenwich Pier and back.
• Notable landmarks: Tower Bridge, The Shard, Canary Wharf, Royal Naval College.

Thames Afternoon Tea Cruise

• Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
• Highlights: Tea-time delights, unlimited tea and coffee, iconic landmarks
• Departure times: Afternoon
• Route: Tower Pier to Westminster and back.
• Notable landmarks: The Shard, Tower Bridge, London Eye, Houses of Parliament.

London Pass by Go City

• Duration: Flexible, depending on the attractions visited
• Highlights: Access to over 90 attractions, flexible entry times, extended validity
• Validity: The pass is valid for 24 months from the date of purchase
• Route: Various attractions across London.
• Notable landmarks: Buckingham Palace, The British Museum, Tower of London, Kensington Palace.

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Cruising soon? Know these insider tips

• Choose the right cruise: There are many different sightseeing cruises on the Thames, each with its own route and commentary. For a comprehensive tour that covers all the major landmarks, choose a cruise that goes from one end of central London to the other, such as the sightseeing cruise from Westminster. Opt for a round-trip ticket to maximize your time on the cruise.
• Consider the time of day:  If you want to avoid crowds, take a sightseeing cruise early in the morning or later in the afternoon. If you're interested in seeing the city lights, take an evening cruise.
• Pack a picnic:  If you're on a budget, you can pack a picnic lunch to enjoy on board. There are plenty of places to sit and eat on most Thames cruises.
• Tea cruise: Reserve a window seat for the best views and ambiance during your Afternoon Tea experience on the Thames.
• Upper deck: Sit on the upper deck to enjoy unobstructed views of London's skyline and landmarks as you cruise along the Thames.
• Plan your route: Before you start your hop-on hop-off cruise, take a look at the map and plan your route. Decide which sights you want to see and how much time you want to spend at each stop. Hop off at piers closest to the attractions you want to visit, maximizing your time in London.

Frequently Asked Questions about Thames River route map

Yes, most Thames river cruises welcome children of all ages. However, certain cruises may have age restrictions, so it's best to check with the cruise operator beforehand.

Outside food and drinks are generally not permitted on Thames river cruises. However, some cruises offer onboard dining options where you can purchase food and beverages.

While there's no strict dress code, it's recommended to dress comfortably and according to the weather. For evening cruises, you may opt for smart casual attire, especially if dining is included.

Many Thames river cruises are wheelchair accessible, but it's essential to check in advance to ensure accessibility and make any necessary arrangements.

While some cruises allow for on-the-day bookings, it's highly recommended to book Thames river cruises in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to secure your preferred date and time.

Depending on the route, Thames river cruises offer views of iconic landmarks such as the Tower Bridge, London Eye, Houses of Parliament, Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, and more, providing a unique perspective of London's skyline and historic sites.

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Take the boat to Greenwich

Travel along the River Thames and begin your Greenwich adventure in style

Greenwich is a UNESCO World Heritage Site , famous around the world for its seafaring connections.

Many of the area's most historic sites are located right on the banks of the River Thames. So if you want to get into the maritime spirit and make the most of everything Greenwich has to offer, there's really only one solution: take the boat!

A journey along the River Thames offers stunning views of the city and the perfect start to a day out in Greenwich. Find out more about river travel and cruises in London, and start planning your Greenwich adventure.

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Practical information to help you plan a trip to Greenwich by boat.

The journey length varies depending on the boat operator and where you start your trip from. As a rough guide, here are the timings for Uber Boat by Thames Clippers , which run regular river bus services all year round.

Uber Boat to Greenwich times:

• Westminster to Greenwich: around 45 minutes
• Tower Bridge to Greenwich: 20 minutes
• London Bridge to Greenwich: 25 minutes
• London Eye to Greenwich: 40 minutes

Greenwich Pier is located on the south bank of the River Thames, right next to historic ship Cutty Sark  and historic Greenwich. The postcode for Greenwich Pier is SE10 9HT.

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Tickets for all Uber Boat by Thames Clipper services can be bought in advance online, with various options depending on how you're planning to travel.

Tickets are also available on the day from ticket machines and offices next to each pier.

Passengers can also use contactless and Oyster cards to pay for Uber Boat tickets on the day; remember to touch in and out using the yellow card readers.

As well as the regular river bus service, there are a number of other tour operators offering sightseeing river cruises to Greenwich.

Tours include:

• Thames River Sightseeing:  Westminster to Greenwich
• City Cruises: various options available

The current timetable for river bus services run by Uber Boat by Thames Clippers is available here .  RB1 , RB2 and RB6 services all stop at Greenwich.

Transport for London (TfL) publish a map of all Thames river services and stops here .

Uber Boat by Thames Clippers boats are all wheelchair accessible and ramps are used to board the boat. Most piers including Greenwich Pier offer step-free access; the exceptions are Cadogan Pier, Wandsworth Riverside Quarter Pier and London Bridge City Pier.

If you aren't planning on returning by boat, Greenwich has plenty of other public transport options once you've finished exploring the area. The nearest station to Greenwich Pier is Cutty Sark DLR station, connecting with the London Underground network. Frequent National Rail services are available at nearby Greenwich Station, while the town itself is served by numerous bus routes. Find more travel information here .

What to do when you arrive in Greenwich

As soon as you step off the boat at Greenwich, you find yourself in the heart of Maritime Greenwich.

Historic ship Cutty Sark , the fastest and most famous of the 19th century 'tea clippers', is right next to Greenwich Pier and well worth a visit . Explore the ship's decks and discover what life was really like for sailors during the Golden Age of Sail. You can even climb the ship's rigging - if you're brave enough...

The Old Royal Naval College on the banks of the River Thames was originally established as a retirement home for sailors in the 17th century, and its wide spaces and historic buildings make it a popular filming location today . This is also where the old Tudor palace once stood, birthplace of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I .

The College isn't Greenwich's only royal connection : walk across to the Queen's House , a beautiful villa originally built for the wife of James I , for a taste of historic luxury. The mansion combines stunning architecture with a  renowned art collection . Entry is free , and includes access to the whole of the historic house.

Head to the National Maritime Museum  to continue your maritime adventure. This is the world's largest museum dedicated to seafaring, home to must-see objects such as relics from the Titanic and the jacket worn by Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar. Free tickets include entry to all galleries as well as a number of special events and exhibitions throughout the year .

A visit to Greenwich wouldn't be complete without a trip to the Royal Observatory , perched on a hill in the middle of beautiful Greenwich Park . This is the home of Greenwich Mean Time , the Prime Meridian of the World  and London's only Planetarium . Discover the place that made Greenwich the centre of global time and navigation.

Need a break during your day? Greenwich Market is a haven for London's food lovers and vintage shoppers, with covered stalls and shops open every day.

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• Access to all free galleries and activities
• Special exhibitions free in 2024

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Hop on Hop off Thames River Cruise

Discover London’s famous attractions with a hop on hop off Thames River Cruise. You’ll get to hop on and off as many times as you wish during a 24-hour period. Sail past many famous attractions like Big Ben, The Houses of Parliament, Shakespeare’s Globe and HMS Belfast. Hop off the boat to explore sights like Tower of London, the London Eye and Borough Market.

Our Hop on Hop off Thames River Cruises is an easy way to explore the best of London. Purchase your tickets today!

Highlights:

• Hop on hop off Thames river cruise with unlimited access for 24 hours
• Get on and off at any one of 4 piers
• See amazing views of London from all-weather boats
• Guided commentary of many sights along the Thames
• On-board refreshments at the bar, serving hold and cold drinks

Hop onboard your Thames River Cruise and set sail! The River Thames runs through the heart of Central London and you’ll notice lots of iconic buildings on both the left and right-hand banks of the river. Once upon a time, the river was the major economic lifeblood of the city. Many famous places were built overlooking it such as the Houses of Parliament and the Tower of London . Today, it’s really easy to reach these places with your hop on hop off Thames River Cruise ticket!

The Four Piers

Your Thames River Cruise stops at four piers. You can hop on and off at each pier to visit some of London’s most popular attractions.

Westminster Pier is the best place to hop on and off to reach many famous London landmarks. This includes the Houses of Parliament, Churchill Museum, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Cabinet War Rooms and Big Ben. It’s also ideal for walking to many famous locations in London such as Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square and Covent Garden.

The London Eye Pier is located in the riverside Southbank neighbourhood. Popular nearby attractions include The London Eye , Shrek’s Adventure and Sealife Aquarium. As you stroll along the south bank of the River Thames you’ll notice lots of street performers, shops, cafes and pubs.

Tower Pier is the perfect point to hop on and off for visiting the Tower of London. You’ll also get incredible views of Tower Bridge as you hop on and off the river cruise. The City of London is located nearby, the financial district and a very historic part of the city.

Greenwich Pier is the ideal place to get on and off for visiting the World Heritage Centre of Greenwich. See the famous ship called Cutty Sark as well as the National Maritime Museum and Painted Hall. It’s a steep climb to get to the Royal Observatory, the home of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and the historic Prime Meridian of the World.

More information:

• The ticket is valid for unlimited travel within a 24-hour period
• Vouchers must be redeemed at Westminster Pier, Tower Pier or Greenwich Pier, and not at London Eye Pier

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Up until the 20th Century, the River Thames was an important part of the economic lifeblood of the city. Barges would travel up the river daily, carrying important supplies such as timber, wool, foodstuffs and livestock. This includes the stone used to rebuild St Paul’s Cathedral after the 1666 Great Fire of London, which was transported by boat along the River Thames from the Cotswolds to London. Following the growth of road transport in the 20th Century, the River Thames became less economically important.

Nowaday’s if you look out at the river, you’ll spot our hop on hop off cruises showing-off this wonderful city to tourists from all over the world!

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City Cruises Tower Pier

Address: Tower Millennium Pier, Lower Thames St, London EC3N 4DT

Nearest Tube:

• Tower Hill underground station
• London Fenchurch Street Station
• Tower Gateway DLR station
• London Bridge Train station

Nearest Bus Stops:

• Tower of London (Stop TB) 15, N15
• Tower of London (Stop TA) 15, N15
• Tower Gateway (Stop TD) 42, 78, 100, 343, N551
• Tower Hill / Tower Gateway Station (Stop TE) 42, 78, 100, 343, N551

Santander Cycles drop off point at Tower Gateway Station.

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The Pier is accessible

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10:00 – 18:00* (*subject to change)

Things to do at Tower Pier

Why not check out our Sightseeing and Dining Cruises where you can come on board at Tower Millenium Pier and see London from a different view.

Closest Attractions near Tower Pier

• The Tower of London
• Tower Bridge

Other pier locations

Where is tower pier in london.

Tower Pier is on the north side of the River Thames, located in Tower Hill and within walking distance of the Tower of London.

How to get to Tower Pier?

The closest tube station is Tower Hill which is on the Circle and District Line, from there it is a 2-minute walk to the pier There is also Tower Getaway Station on the DLR.

How do you get to Tower of London by boat?

Tower Pier is the closest pier if you want to go to the Tower of London. The pier is based next to it.

What kind of boat rides does City Cruises do from Tower Pier?

You can start your Sightseeing Cruise from Tower Pier. Also our Afternoon Tea and Lunch Cruises start from Tower Pier too.

Can I use my Oyster Card at Tower Millenium Pier?

What is the postcode for Tower Millennium Pier?

The postcode for Tower Pier is Tower Millennium Pier, Lower Thames St, London EC3N 4DT

What are the nearest tube stations to Tower Pier?

The nearest tube stations are Tower Hill, Fenchurch Street and London Bridge.

What are other things to do at Tower Pier?

There are plenty of attractions near Tower Pier like the Tower of London, The Superbloom and Tower Bridge.

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Thames River Cruises in London: Options, Offers and Available Routes

The famous  Thames River Cruises in London are definitely one of the best things you can do during your visit to the city. And we would highly recommend it to anyone who is planning on visiting London, especially if it’s your first time in London.

By going on a cruise along the famous River Thames, you’ll see London from a unique perspective as it passes through the centre of the city. You will get to see most of the iconic buildings and landmarks of London, such as Big Ben (Houses of Parliament), the London Eye , Shakespeare’s Globe , St. Paul’s Cathedral , Tower Bridge , The Tower of London , The City Hall of London , the Shard … and many more.

Sightseeing Thames River Cruises: Available Routes

Before you book one of the Thames River Cruises available, it´s important to know that there are two types of routes that you can opt for:

• Circular route: This route starts and ends at the same pier, so it goes up the river and then turns round to go back to where it started. It usually lasts approximately 45 minutes.
• Hop-on Hop-off River Cruise: This options means that you can get on and off at different stops as many times as you like. If we’re honest – this is our favourite option as you can really make the most of it. To enjoy a whole day out, we would suggest starting in the area of Big Ben or the London Eye and head over to Greenwich. Get off at Greenwich, explore the area, and then go back to Tower Bridge and disembark at Tower Bridge Pier to have a wonder around the area of the Tower of London. You could then get back on board, and take the boat back to Westminster (London Eye / Big Ben).

Sightseeing Thames River Cruises

The best sightseeing Thames river cruises in London are the ones that are partly covered in our opinion, as you will be able to enjoy the cruise and the views in all weather conditions. Ideally, you want to be outside, to enjoy the cruise as much as possible, but if you know your cruise is partly covered, you won’t have to worry about the weather.

Sightseeing Thames River Cruises also include a tour guide, who will talk you through what you are seeing and what side of the river you need to look at. There are also headphones available to listen to the commentaries in different languages.

There are different options available when buying a Thames river sightseeing cruise to take in the best views of London:

• You can buy tickets for a  circular cruise from Westminster to St Katharine’s dock
• You can buy tickets for a  hop on hop off sightseeing cruise  with 4 stops: Westminster, London Eye, Tower Bridge and Greenwich.
• You can buy tickets for a direct cruise that will take you from Westminster to Greenwich , perfect for visiting the Greenwich area.

Combining a Sightseeing Thames River Cruise with another London Attraction

Free thames river cruise when you buy tickets for the sightseeing bus tour in london.

When you buy tickets for the sightseeing bus in London, you get given a ticket for a free Thames river cruise  in London. The type of cruise included depends on the sightseeing bus tour that you choose. Some will include a round trip, whilst others will include a hop on hop off river cruise. There is time to go on a sightseeing bus tour and a river cruise in London in one day.

This is probably one of the best options if you are visiting London and want to get the most out of your trip to London.

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London Pass

A London Pass card is a tourist pass that gives you FREE entry to over 60 of London’s most famous attractions. A one day access to a Hop On Hop Off Thames River Cruise is included in the London Pass. This is one of our recommendations on our suggested itineraries to make the most of the London Pass .

You can buy a London Pass for one day, two days, three days, six days or ten days. Making the most out of the London Pass isn’t very difficult at all, considering the amount of attractions included.

⇒ Find out more about the London Pass

London Eye + Thames River Cruise combined ticket

You can combine your London Eye ticket with a Thames River Cruise ticket. Purchasing a London Eye Experience with a 40-minute circular sightseeing cruise, will give you the possibility of seeing London from the sky and the river! It’s always cheaper to buy combined tickets to different attractions in London rather than buying tickets for each attraction separately. 

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Thamesjet Speedboat

Another fun way to see London is to go on a thrilling River Thames speedboat ride. This is a fun-filled 50-minute ride, taking you along the most scenic stretch of the Thames first, allowing you to take plenty of photos.

It starts at Westminster Pier, and once it passes Tower Bridge the speedboat picks up the speed heading over to Canary Wharf at full-throttle.

This is a fantastic option if you are travelling to London as a family as the kids will love the experience.

⇒ Find out more: Thamesjet Speedboat .

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Fares and routes for River Bus Cruises

The best route on the River Bus for sightseeing is the RB1 commuter service route, which covers the stretch of the river from London Eye to Greenwich. It has the following stops: London Eye – Embankment – Blackfriars – Bankside – London Bridge – Tower Bridge – Canary Wharf – Greenland – Masthouse Terrace – Greenwich – North Greenwich.

On this route, you will pass iconic places like Big Ben, the London Eye, Shakespeare’s Globe, St Paul’s Cathedral, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge and Greenwich. You can buy a Thames Clipper Roamer Ticket for this sightseeing route of the River Bus, enabling you to hop on and hop off during the day at different stops.

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River Bus service: Buying tickets, prices and transport cards

To hop aboard a River Bus you can either buy your ticket online in advance or buy one at the ticket office. If the ticket office is closed you can buy a ticket on board. As the river bus is part of London’s Transport system, you can use your oyster card to pay as you go or your contactless card to use the service.

Roamer Ticket Prices

A roamer ticket gives you the option to hop on and hop off the River Bus all day. The prices for this roamer ticket are:

Adult: £19.50 Child (5-15): £9.75

⇒ You can buy a Thames Clipper Roamer Ticket here

Prices for the hop-on hop-off sightseeing river cruise are £ 18.75 adults and £12 child. When comparing prices,  you’ll see that the ticket prices for the river roamer ticket and the sightseeing cruise are actually very similar. But I think you get a lot more out of a sightseeing cruise. It is a much more enjoyable experience, as you have a tour guide explaining what you are seeing, and you can enjoy the cruise on the deck outside if the weather is nice.

You can also look at the city cruises website for more ticket options.

Using Oyster Card, Travelcard and Contactless Debit Cards

You can also use your Oyster Card on the River Bus services. When you use an oyster card, you will automatically get a 10% discount on the price of a single journey ticket bought at the ticket office. All you need to do is tap your oyster card on the yellow card reader when entering and exiting the boat. The price of the ticket will depend on the travel zones used (central, east and west)

If you have a travelcard (either added to your Oyster Card or as a paper ticket) you can get a third off the ticket price. To receive this discount you simply have to present your travelcard at the ticket office when buying your ticket.

Children aged 5-15 receive a 50% discount on the price of a ticket and children under 5 travel for free.

Price comparison

River Bus prices – including Central and East zones – from Westminster (London Eye) to Greenwich.

Special Thames River Cruises

If you want to do something extraordinary, then why not consider lunch or dinner on board, maybe even with a show whilst you’re cruising the River Thames? You can even take to the water for a very special traditional British Afternoon Tea.

Check out some of these:

• Sunset cruise with champagne
• Afternoon tea Thames River Cruise
• River Thames Lunch Cruise
• Bateaux London River Cruises

London New Year´s Eve Cruises to see the Fireworks

One of the best ways to welcome the New Year in London is on a Thames River Cruise. There are many options available for this – you can have a four-course sit-down meal with live music or a more informal picnic on board, or you can even combine a meal at a restaurant and then hop on a boat to see the fireworks at midnight. Some are family-friendly too.

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On select event nights, sail back into town after the show ends! Pre-book your ticket for a guaranteed seat on the Express or Request Post-Show services.

The Express service will depart promptly, 15 minutes after showdown, followed by the first Request service. Passengers will be boarded in the order they arrive at the pier. Pre-book your ticket before the event.

Find your pier

From Putney in the west to Barking Riverside in the east, we call at 24 piers across London.

Our services call at residential areas, business hubs and cultural hotspots across London. All of our piers, except for London Bridge City, Cadogan and Wandsworth Riverside Quarter, are fully accessible.

Our services offer great interchangeability so you can easily include the River Bus in your journey, even if you don’t live or work near to the river. Santander Cycle stations are also located near to many of our piers.

Select a pier's name below to learn more about it.

Though most piers are accessible, sometimes the most obvious entrance isn't the most accessible.

We use what3words to give the exact location of accessible entrances to piers. Every 3 metre square has its own unique three word identifier. For example, ///taking.uses.strong is the what3words address for the entrance to Tower Pier. By using the what3words addresses below, you can save time and hassle by knowing exactly where you need to go to board our services.

To get directions to a what3words address, download the free what3words app for iOS and Android . Enter the three words into the search bar - remembering to separate each word with a full stop. Tap ‘navigate’ to get directions straight to that exact location, hassle-free.

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