Enjoy a evening of food, wine and entertainment as you cruise down the River Thames. Glide past some of London's most spectacular landmarks including the Houses of Parliament, St. Paul's Cathedral and Tower Bridge, as you cruise from the center of London to the Thames River barrier and back.
Upgrade to a VIP package London Dinner cruise including:
VIP seating area at the front of the boat so you can enjoy the best views of London. A welcome glass of champagne and bottle of still or sparkling water followed by five delightful canapés before your starter and a decadent cheeseboard accompanied by dessert wine as a final course to satisfy your taste buds.
Please note - Effective immediately our dinner cruise will offer a 3-course menu, and soup will no longer be included.
VIP Package: Includes: Additional canapés, Welcome Champagne and upgraded seating
Board at Westminster Pier, please arrive 20 minutes before your scheduled departure time
Head to the upper deck and get the perfect picture opportunity of the Coca- Cola London Eye
Sail past Shakespeares Globe Theatre. The Elizabethan playhouse located on the south bank of the River Thames.
Pass under Tower Bridge and head to the upper deck to see the bridge in all of its glory
Canary Wharf will appear on your left as you head down to towards Greenwich
Pass by Tower Pier where you will be able to almost touch the Tower of London
As you cruise along the River Thames you will be in the perfect position to see London's highest viewing platform
Board and depart the boat opposite Sea Life, an Oceanic exhibit for all ages
Catch the peak of the St Paul's Cathedral dome where it will stand out from the rest of London's Skyline
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Sail past the permanently moored former battleship, which is now a floating Royal Naval Museum.
Please go directly to the boarding gate.
Booked and payable by City Cruises London
Boarding takes place at Westminster Pier
Boarding begin 20 minutes before the departure time
Please note: As part of the relaxed atmosphere of this cruise experience, your table may be situated in close proximity to other guests.
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The official residence of the British monarch. Visitors can watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony and tour the State Rooms during the summer.
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