Timings

– 09:30am to 6pm (last entry 5pm)

Duration:

– 1 Hour

Highlights

– Walk the Bridge 42 Metre High Walkway

– Step onto the spectacular glass floor

– Learn the History of Tower Bridge

– Visit the Victorian Engine Rooms

Exclusions:

– Personal expense

– Skip the line access

Know before you go

– This pre-booked ticket does not permit you fast-track entry to Tower Bridge

– Children under 5 years are free

– Tower Bridge operates a 100% searching policy meaning all bags are subject to search on arrival

– We allow bags with a maximum size of 45cm x 35cm x 20cm and do not allow wheeled bags

– Wheelchairs and prams are allowed but are subject to search

– Last admission: 1 hour(s) before closing.

– The main entrance of Tower Bridge Exhibition is located at the North West Tower of the Bridge.

– On the third Saturday of every month, Tower Bridge opens at the later time of 10:00 am to facilitate Autism Friendly Early Opening sessions.

– All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details at the time of arrival.

– As ever, the London Marathon race route will travel over the Bridge on Sunday 27 April. The Bridge and surrounding roads will be very busy, but the attraction will be open to the public all day.

Cancellation Policy

– Free amendments/cancellation up to 48 hours in advance.

Duration:

– One way: 30 minutes. Round trip: 1 hour

Open:

– Morning 10:40 to Evening 04:40

Highlights

– Explore the mix of heritage and modern charm at Tower Bridge (Butler’s Wharf Pier), with trendy restaurants, bars, and the Tower Bridge Museum.

– Enjoy a leisurely walk with stunning views of Tower Bridge, the city skyline, and visit the famous Tower of London and HMS Belfast.

– Discover Greenwich’s maritime attractions, including the Cutty Sark, Greenwich Market, the National Maritime Museum, and the Old Royal Naval College.

Exclusions:

– Refreshments (available in the on-board bar)

– Important Things to know before you visit

– Travelers can disembark at Greenwich Pier and catch a later boat back. Please confirm the time of the last boat with the ticket office or crew.

– The journey from Tower Bridge (Butler’s Wharf Pier) to Greenwich Pier takes approximately 25 minutes.

– Onboard, we offer a fully licensed bar selling a variety of tasty snacks and drinks, both non-alcoholic and alcoholic.

Cancellation Policy

– You can cancel and receive a full refund if you contact us at least 48 hours before your scheduled trip.

Tour Description

– See the best of London from the water on this Thames River sightseeing cruise, from Westminster Pier to Tower Bridge (Butler’s Wharf Pier).

– Climb aboard our sightseeing tour at Westminster Pier and cruise through the heart of London, admiring famous landmarks such as St. Paul’s Cathedral, The Shard, the Tate Modern, and the world-famous Globe Theatre.

– Butler’s Wharf offers a memorable stop with its mix of heritage and modern charm. Once a busy trading hub, it’s now home to trendy restaurants, bars, and stylish apartments.

– Experience a unique perspective, grab a beverage and snack from our fully licenced bars, and sit back as our local skippers provide entertaining information about London’s history and its famous sights.

Westminister Pier

– Westminster is the most popular starting point for people travelling on the Thames River Sightseeing boat service on the River Thames.

– Located next to the Houses of Parliament, it’s within a short walking distance of major tourist attractions such as Westminster Abbey and the Cabinet War Rooms north of the river, the London Aquarium, the London Dungeon, and more.

Tower Bridge (Butler’s Wharf Pier)

– Butler’s Wharf offers a memorable stop with its mix of heritage and modern charm. Once a busy trading hub, it’s now home to trendy restaurants, bars, and stylish apartments.

– Take a leisurely walk along the riverbank and enjoy stunning views of Tower Bridge and the city skyline. Don’t forget to visit the Tower Bridge Museum to learn about its fascinating history and across the bridge, you’ll find the famous Tower of London, home to the Crown Jewels.

– Just a short walk along the southern bank of the river, you can also visit the Second World War warship HMS Belfast, which is now a museum about life onboard during a conflict.

How to get there

– By public transportation: Easily reach the starting point by taking the Central, District, or Jubilee lines to Westminster Tube Station. Upon exiting the station, a leisurely 2-minute walk will lead you to the boat’s embarkation point.

Cancellation Policy

– You can cancel and receive a full refund if you contact us at least 48 hours before your scheduled trip.