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 embanking the boat by irisbe If there is as much money in your wallet as there is water flowing through the Thames, you might be seduced to take a trip on a cruise ship combined with lunch or even more romantic: combined with dinner while you enjoy London by night. You can book a trip at Bateaux London at Embankment Pier, Victoria Embankment. Phone +44 (0)20 7925 2215. Tube: Embankemen Trainstation: Charing Cross Don’t worry, there are different kind of boats and boat trips and even with a smaller budget you might want to enjoy a trip on the Thames, if not by cruise ship, you can do it a cheaper way: with just touring without trop de tralala ! On the website you will find different formulas to take trips from and to different locations. The boat on the picture is just departing from Embankment Pier and passing underneath the Hungerford Bridge. Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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 Worth sailing under. by sourbugger Using the Thames for getting around is often overlooked by visitors and Londoners alike. The services that are now running, usually offer 33% discount to those with travelcard. Of Most use to tourists is probably the 'Tate to Tate' sevice, that also stops at Waterloo. At 7.30 pounds for an adult return, it allows 3 return journeys in a day - allowing plenty of time to get your waterbourne photographs. There are also a couple of useful services to Greenwich, for example from Westminster pier for about eight pounds. The service from Savoy (off the Strand) for the short hop to St Katherines dock and onto Canary Wharf means you can sail under Tower Bridge for as little as Two pounds 70p For full details of times, prices and operators check out the website below : Leave a Comment
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 Pleasure Boat on the Thames by easyoar OK, you are seriously limited by the destination you can actually go directly to by boat, but you really don't have to worry about congestion! A popular route is to go by boat to Greenwich (where the Cutty Sark boat and Millennium Dome are) from just outside the Houses of Parliament, but there are many other stops on the route. I can't remember exact prices, but I seem to remember prices in the region of £7 to £10. It isn't especially cheap, but several of the boats give you a commentary of what you are seeing as you go down the river, and there is a lot to see! Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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You can get a river-trip, go to Greenvich or Tower... From Westminster tube-station. Price - about 8 pounds, you'll get 30 discount with travel card Collect your pass from The Original Tour (bus) on the day of travel. Choose between the Thames Circular non-stop 50-minute cruise with a professional multi-lingual commentary in 7 languages or the Point-to-Point cruise, towards Greenwich or Waterloo, with the live "Captain's commentary" by the Catmaran crew. Point-to-point cruises are available from Embankment, Waterloo, Bankside, Tower and Greenwich Piers. A great way to explore London's riverside attractions in greater detail!. N.B. You must hand in your 'River pass' when making your first journey. Leave a Comment
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 Borrowed from web by Mariajoy "The Woolwich Ferry service is a free daily service. It completes the orbital route to the east of London by linking the North Circular Road (A 406 / A117) and South Circular Road (A205). The service is operated by Greenwich Council and is part of the Transport for London Road Network." Tfl website info. It runs from 6am to 8pm Mon-Sat from Silvertown-Woolwich (and vice versa of course). During the week there are two services running but at weekends only one, so you queue for longer. As well as cars and bikes, this is also a foot passenger ferry. The crossing takes approx 5 mins. I will add a link to the Greenwich Borough Council (who run the ferry) shortly, but at the moment it doesn't seem to be working properly! Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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by caprice_222 One of the best ways to see London is from the waters of the River Thames. Take a unique tour with an entire fleet of riverliners to chose from. These run daily between Westminster, Waterloo (and the London Eye), the Tower of London and Greenwich. All boats have a cafe area ideal for a snack or light meal and very funny and smart guides Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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 Canal Boat on The Regents Canal by the Zoo by Mariajoy, 1 more photos The London Waterbus Co runs a scheduled service between Camden Lock and Little Venice and London Zoo. Very handy if you are at the Zoo and want to get back to the tube station in Camden! Leave a Comment
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 Janet waiting at the Pier by Callavetta In every great city with water nearby, it's great to get out onto the water to take a peek at the land. In London, take one of the boats that go between Westminster Pier and the London Tower. If you purchase a ticket on the Big Bus, a one way ride comes with your ticket. We like to use at the very end of our time. Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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by angiebabe There are boat stops that take commuters up and down the Thames from outlying areas to inner London such as from Putney to Westminster - but this sign was intriguing to see while we were at the Tate Britain Musuem - that the two Tates have boats that travel to and from each other ie the Tate Britain Museum with the Tate Modern Museum which are both beside the Thames River Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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 Boat ticket by filipdebont Ticket for a City Cruises boat ride. Normal price was 5.20 pound, so with my travel card I payed 3.46 pound. I think it is great to travel the city form one end to the other end above the ground, instead then going underground. There isn't much to see under the ground, if you are lucky you might encounter a lost mole . . . Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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