London River Features

The River Thames in London offers stroll through the history of London with the Victorian docks, music halls and historical restaurants and pubs in its premises. You can also go for several Thames side sporting activities that range from fishing, horse racing to golfing. The vicinity offers plenty of such outdoor delights whether to admire or participate in them. Apart from these there are several river features that will tempt your nerves to go ahead and enjoy each one of them. 

River Cruise
If your choice is an ideal London venue with delicious meals, stunning entertainment and eye-catching views, a river cruise on the Thames will become a delight for you. You can relish the iconic landmarks at the backdrop while relaxing on the cruise as you celebrate in a chic mode. 

Canary Wharf
The skylines of London as well as the tallest building of Britain are dominated by the sleek tower blocks of Canary Wharf. Much to the surprise, twenty years ago, Canary Wharf was one of the most dilapidated London areas. Today, it is a large shopping and office development in East London. 

Bankside City
The City of London along the bank of the river is also known as Square Mile and if the financial hub in the country. One of the sites of the earlier settlements in London, Bankside and the city reveal the deepest history of London. The current cultural and regeneration projects are in contrast with the sinister London depicted by the south bank, dungeons and the old prisons. 

Hampton to Teddington
An ideal route to move around in London, the riverside hamlets offer exclusive shops and riverside cafes. You can have a view of the boats rowing on the water along with the lush green gardens and historic buildings. 

Brompton Cemetery
With a lot of historical importance, Brompton Cemetery is the only Crown Cemetery in London and is considered to be the best Victorian cemeteries in the entire country. There are more than 35,000 monuments with a great historical importance.