Britain's official guide to canals, rivers and lakes

Monday 12th May 2008

Places to go in London

England’s historic capital caters for everyone – and with so many attractions free to enter, there’s nowhere else in the world where you can see so much for so little. Choose between royal residences, bustling street markets, relaxing parks and iconic visitor destinations such as the London Eye and the infamous Tower.

Local attractions

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The little and large of boating, side by side on the River Thames waterfront next to Greenwich Pier. The Cutty Sark …

  • Leisure attraction

London's canal port since 1820, Limehouse Basin is still a hive of activity today. Situated in Stepney, east …

  • Leisure attraction

Little Venice is an oasis of leafy calm, just minutes from Paddington Station. Technically, it is the point where …

  • Leisure attraction

At the London Canal Museum you can see inside a narrowboat cabin, learn about the history of London's canals, about …

  • Museum
  • Visitor centre

At 135m high The London Eye towers above London's South Bank, making it the tallest observation wheel in the world. …

  • Leisure attraction

London's famous zoological gardens increasingly focus on the world-renowned conservation aspects of its work. Of …

  • Leisure attraction

The National Maritime Museum comprises most of the key locations within the Greenwich World Heritage site - …

  • Museum

The Pool of London is the name given to the stretch of the Thames between Tower Bridge and London Bridge, which …

  • Leisure attraction

The Royal Observatory is literally the place where time begins. Part of the National Maritime Museum (020 8858 …

  • Museum

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