• Battersea Power Station - Begin your adventure by meeting your guide and fellow travelers, then explore the iconic Battersea Power Station. Once a coal-burning plant that supplied 20% of London’s power, it has been beautifully preserved with its towering chimneys intact and transformed into a premier shopping and entertainment destination.
• Thames River - Embark on your first river journey, taking you into the heart of London. Relax and enjoy the cityscape as you approach the renowned landmarks of Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and the London Eye.
• Big Ben - Glide under Westminster Bridge and disembark near Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, just across from the famous London Eye.
• Parliament Square - Visit the statues in Parliament Square, featuring figures like Churchill, Gandhi, Mandela, and Abraham Lincoln.
• Westminster Abbey - Stroll over to the magnificent Westminster Abbey, a religious center of Britain with over a millennium of history.
• Horse Guards Parade at Whitehall - Walk along Whitehall to see 10 Downing Street, the Prime Minister’s residence, and war memorials such as the Cenotaph and Women of World War Two. Witness the King’s Life Guard at Horse Guards Parade before exploring the historic parade ground.
• St. James’s Park - Enjoy a brief walk through the picturesque St. James’s Park to The Mall, the renowned road connecting Buckingham Palace to the grand Admiralty Arch.
• Admiralty Arch - Pause for a photo at the impressive Admiralty Arch, commissioned by King Edward VII to link The Mall to Trafalgar Square.
• Trafalgar Square - Continue through Trafalgar Square, Britain’s most famous public space, adorned with fountains, statues including Nelson’s Column, and the remarkable National Gallery.
• Victoria Embankment Gardens - Return to the river via The Strand and Victoria Embankment Gardens, then board the next boat to the Southbank.
• Thames River - On this brief river journey, pass under Waterloo, Blackfriars, and Millennium Bridge, recognizable from Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.
• Bankside - Disembark near Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre and the impressive Tate Modern, with stunning views of St. Paul’s Cathedral. Enjoy a walk along this lively stretch of the Thames, passing under Southwark Bridge with The Shard as a constant backdrop.
• Borough Market - Traverse London’s most famous and vibrant food market, Borough Market, filled with local vendors and delicious offerings. Discover the Clink Prison, Southwark Cathedral, and The Golden Hinde, a full-scale replica of the first English ship to circumnavigate the globe between 1577 and 1580.
• London Bridge - Cross London Bridge, pausing to admire the stunning view of Tower Bridge and HMS Belfast, before venturing into The City of London. This historic area has been the UK’s financial hub for centuries, with a legendary rivalry with Westminster.
• The Monument to the Great Fire of London - Visit the impressive monument commemorating the Great Fire of London in 1666, located in the historic City of London.
• London Wall - Pass through London’s unique secret park en route to one of the last remaining sections of the original Roman wall.
• Tower of London - Hear captivating stories about the Tower of London as you walk around its 900-year-old walls.
• Tower Bridge - Capture photos of Tower Bridge from the riverbank, then board the next boat to sail directly beneath the bridge.
• Thames River - The final boat ride takes you under Tower Bridge, so have your camera ready! Relax and enjoy the scenery as you glide along the river to Greenwich. The journey takes about 25 minutes, and there’s a bar onboard, offering a perfect opportunity to unwind and refresh.
• Cutty Sark - Welcome to Greenwich! This charming old London borough is a favorite, rich in history and grand architecture, yet with a village-like atmosphere contrasting with central London’s hustle and bustle.

Upon disembarking, marvel at the incredible Cutty Sark, once the world’s fastest ship.

• Old Royal Naval College - Discover the stately buildings of the Old Royal Naval College, from where Britain once commanded its naval dominance. Other notable sights include the Royal Maritime Museum and the lively Greenwich Market.
• Queen’s House - Pass by the elegant Queen’s House, completed in the 1630s for Queen Mary II, before strolling through the beautiful Greenwich Park to the Royal Observatory.
• Royal Observatory Greenwich - Ascend through Greenwich Park to the historic observatory, the birthplace of British Astronomy and home to the Prime Meridian line, from which all global timelines are measured.

This is a perfect place to conclude the tour, with a view that stretches over the city’s skyline, often referred to as “London’s best view.”

After the tour, it’s highly recommended to spend some time in Greenwich. Relax in the park, enjoy a drink at a classic local pub, and savor delicious food at Greenwich Market or one of the many fine restaurants. The National Maritime Museum and Queen’s House are also free to visit and open until 5pm most days.

• 6-hour boat and walking tour (with breaks)
• Almost all of London’s iconic landmarks (Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Tower Bridge & more!)
• Unlimited all-day river travel on Uber Boats by Thames Clippers, worth over £25
• Friendly, knowledgeable local tour guide (Private)

• Food and drink (available for purchase on the boat)
• Tips or gratuities for your guide (optional, but appreciated if you’ve enjoyed their service)
• Entry to landmarks (the tour shows you the key sights from the outside and does not include tickets)

Discover the story of London along the river that has been its lifeline, as you explore four of its most historic districts and all major landmarks with a personal local guide.

Travel between these areas in the most enjoyable way possible—relaxing as you glide along the water by boat (Uber Boats by Thames Clippers day ticket included!).

Meet your guide at the iconic Battersea Power Station and embark on a journey into the heart of London. Disembark to stroll past the top attractions of Westminster, including Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Horse Guards Parade, and the London Eye, then cross the river to the Southbank to visit Shakespeare’s Globe, Borough Market, and London Bridge.

View the Tower of London, then sail under Tower Bridge en route to Greenwich, where you will see the Cutty Sark, Old Royal Naval College, Queen’s House, and more. Conclude the tour with a walk uphill to the historic Royal Observatory, home to the Prime Meridian timeline and offering “London’s Best View”!

If you have time for just one London tour, this epic day trip covers it all!

• This tour involves around 4 hours walking, with breaks. We cover around 7 miles so please wear comfortable shoes and bring drinking water.
• Most terrain is flat but the final stop requires a short uphill section which may be difficult for some travellers. You can opt out of this part if you prefer.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.