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GREENWICH TO TOWER BRIDGE QUAY

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Cruise in comfort from Greenwich Pier to Tower Bridge Quay without the crowds on our half-hour Thames River Sightseeing cruise.

Join our crew for a sightseeing tour at Greenwich Pier and make your way to Tower Bridge Quay, all while admiring famous landmarks such as Cutty Shark, Queen’s House, Tower Bridge, and more. During your tour, enjoy panoramic and uninterrupted views from our enclosed lower decks or open-air upper decks as you cruise along the River Thames. 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.

Greenwich Pier

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Yes. Always confirm with the ticket office or crew as to the time of the last boat.

The journey time from Westminster Pier out to Greenwich Pier is 1 hour.

Yes, we have fully licensed bars selling a wide range of tasty snacks and drinks, both non-alcoholic and alcoholic.

The top attractions and activities in Greenwich include the Cutty Sark, Greenwich Royal Observatory, and Greenwich Market. You can find more details on our Attractions page.

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The Great Bell of the clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London, known for its iconic presence and accurate timekeeping since 1859.

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River boat travel to Royal Museums Greenwich

Start your journey in the maritime spirit and and arrive in Greenwich by boat. No other form of transport offers such iconic views of London.

How long does the boat to Greenwich take?

The journey length varies depending on where you start your boat trip from:

Tower Pier: 20 minutes

London Bridge Pier: 25 minute

London Eye Pier: 35 minutes

Greenwich Pier is right next to Cutty Sark in the heart of maritime Greenwich. The National Maritime Museum, Queen’s House and Royal Observatory are a short walk away

Access information

The pier is wheelchair accessible and guide and assistance dogs are welcomed on board Uber Boat by Thames Clippers.

Can I use an oyster card on Thames ferry services?

Uber Boat by Thames Clippers catamarans are part of the Transport for London ticketing network, so you can use pay using Oyster and contactless cards.

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Getting to Royal Museums Greenwich

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• Explore the main deck
• Walk beneath the ship
• See how the crew lived
• Family activities and interactives
• Guaranteed entry time
• Audio guide included

• Royal Observatory
• Walk the Prime Meridian line
• See the best view in London
• Planetarium shows not included

National Maritime Museum

• Access to all free galleries and activities
• Special exhibitions free in 2024

Queen's House

• Historic house
• Internationally renowned art
• Stunning architecture
• Armada Portrait of Elizabeth I
• Free tours and audio guides

Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass

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Plus there’s plenty of attractions to be seen in Greenwich including the Cutty Sark, the National Maritime Museum, Painted Hall, Greenwich Market, Greenwich Royal Park, Green Chain Walk, Queen’s House, Old Royal Naval College, Royal Observatory Greenwich and many more.

Quaint streets, attractive parkland and stunning, palatial grounds await you in this pretty, relaxed part of London and boat trips leave from Greenwich pier regularly.

Nearest Tube Station:

Cutty Sark Station – DLR

Nearest Bus Stop:

• Greenwich Town Centre / Cutty Sark (C)
• Greenwich Town Centre / Cutty Sark (D)
• Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich (A)

Disabled Access:

Greenwich Pier is accessible to wheelchairs, with step free access from the ticket office to the boats.

Ticket Booth Open Times:

Daily 10am – 5pm

Things to do at Greenwich Pier:

Why not check out our sightseeing or 24hr River Pass Cruises you can hop on from Greenwich Pier and make your way through to the heart of the city.

Closest Attractions

• National Wartime Museum
• Royal Observatory

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Greenwich Pier (Cutty Sark)

Daytime Cruises from Greenwich Pier

Thames river sightseeing.

A visit to London isn’t complete without a cruise on the River Thames. Thames River Sightseeing operate regular services from six piers on the River Thames including Westminster Pier, Embankment Pier, Tower Bridge Quay (St. Katharine Pier) & Greenwich Pier. Thames River Sightseeing cruise 361 days a year & operate a fleet of all-weather vessels with spacious open decks perfect for the summer months & heated saloons with panoramic windows for the colder months. The vessels range from more traditional River Thames passenger boats (London Rose) to more modern vessels purposefully built for the River Thames (Thomas Doggett) . A cruise between Westminster & Tower Bridge Quay takes just 30-40 minutes & passes numerous London landmarks including the New Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament) , the London Eye, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, the Shard, London Bridge & Tower Bridge.

Passengers can embark at Westminster Pier, Embankment Pier, Festival Pier, Bankside Pier, Tower Bridge Quay or Greenwich & take advantage of a range of ticketing options. Single tickets are suited for day trippers or passengers travelling in or out of London & return tickets allow passengers to disembark & explore before joining a return sailing later the same day. A 2 Day River Pass is the perfect option for anyone visiting London over multiple days. A River Pass allows unlimited travel on our services for just £21.00 per adult, a family River Pass is just £42.00 (for 2 Adults + 3 Children) .

Thames River Sightseeing also offer excellent group rates & discounts which are perfect for families, tour companies or travel trade. Toilet facilities & a Multilingual Audio Guide are available on all sailings. The Multilingual Audio Guide is an informative commentary available through our onboard Wi-Fi in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish or Mandarin (Smart device & headphones are not provided, Read More) .

Why Choose Thames River Sightseeing

• Modern & traditional sightseeing boats with open decks, heated saloons & toilet facilities.
• Regular departures: Currently every 40 minutes.
• Onboard Café Bars are open on Saturdays & Sundays serving hot drinks, soft drinks, alcoholic drinks & light snacks. Some sailings between Monday & Friday may also have refreshments available. (Read More)
• Scenic cruises between Westminster Pier, Embankment Pier, Festival Pier, Bankside Pier, Tower Bridge Quay (St. Katharine Pier) & Greenwich Pier passing more than 44 London landmarks.
• Wi-Fi Audio Guide available in English, Spanish, French, Italian, German & Mandarin. (Smart device & headphones are not provided, Read More)

Thames River Sightseeing Routes

We are currently operating 7-days a week calling at Westminster Pier, Embankment Pier, Festival Pier, Bankside Pier, Tower Bridge Quay & Greenwich Pier.

Piers on our Routes Westminster Pier (Houses of Parliament) Embankment Pier (Charing Cross, Villiers Street & Strand) Festival Pier (Royal Festival Hall & South Bank Centre) Bankside Pier (Globe Theatre & Tate Modern) Tower Bridge Quay (St. Katharine Pier) Greenwich Pier (Cutty Sark)

Cruises Calling at Greenwich Pier

Greenwich pier to westminster pier.

• Single: 40-60 Minutes Return: 2 Hours
• From £14.00 per Adult

Westminster Pier to Greenwich Pier

2 Day River Pass (Hop On / Hop Off at Six Piers)

• Duration: 2 Days
• From £21.00 per Adult

Greenwich Pier to Tower Bridge Quay

• Single: 20-30 Minutes Return: 60-80 Minutes
• From £10.75 per Adult

Tower Bridge Quay to Greenwich Pier

Embankment Pier to Greenwich Pier

• Single: 40-60 Minutes Return: 60-80 Minutes
• From £13.25 per Adult

Festival Pier to Greenwich Pier

Bankside Pier to Greenwich Pier

• Single: 35-45 Minutes Return: 60-80 Minutes

About Greenwich Pier

Greenwich Pier is located on the South shore of the River Thames in Maritime Greenwich, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The pier sits between the famous tea clipper Cutty Sark & Sir Christopher Wren’s Riverside Masterpiece, the Old Royal Naval College. Today the Royal Borough of Greenwich is an eclectic mix of historical & modern buildings. Greenwich town centre is home to a collection of museums, pubs, restaurants, markets & shops.

A few of Greenwich’s historic buildings include the Queens House (designed by Inigo Jones & the first classical building in England) to the Royal Observatory (Sir Christopher Wren) or St. Alfege Church (Nicolas Hawksmoor).

Transportation Links*

Bus services.

• Greenwich Town Centre
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Docklands Light Railway

• Cutty Sark (For Maritime Greenwich)

National Rail

• Greenwich Station
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 Greenwich Foot Tunnel

Private charters from greenwich pier.

Our versatile party boats are a popular choice for corporate & private events on the River Thames. Large open decks, heated saloons & fully licensed bars are just a few of the facilities to be found on-board.

We can provide a wide range of catering & dining options, perfectly paired with our extensive wine menu. Our entertainment options & decorations can also make your event truly unique.

Near Greenwich Pier

About Cutty Sark

Visit the last remaining tea clipper, Cutty Sark. Originally built at Dumbarton, Scotland in 1869 she spent her working life transporting cargo including tea from China and wool from Australia. She has now been fully restored and is an award winning visitor attraction.

• Self-guided tours with an audio guide available through Smartify.
• View the largest collection of Merchant Navy Figureheads in the world.
• Enjoy views from Cutty Sark’s deck overlooking Greenwich, the River Thames & the London skyline.
• Refreshments available in the Cutty Sark café.

Old Royal Naval College

About the Old Royal Naval College

The Old Royal Naval College is Sir Christopher Wren’s riverside masterpiece, built in the 17th Century as the Royal Hospital for Seamen on the site of the Tudor Palace of Placentia. The Old Royal Naval College boasts beautiful surroundings & some of the most magnificent interiors in London. The Painted Hall in King William Court is home to the largest painted ceiling in Europe, a Baroque masterpiece by Sir James Thornhill depicting over 300 years of English aristocracy & British Naval Power. The Chapel of St Peter & St Paul in Queen Mary Court has a beautiful interior designed by James ‘Athenian’ Stewart. Visitors to the Old Royal Naval College can enjoy tours of the Painted Hall & the grounds & visit the cafe & gift shop located in King William Court.

• Take a self guided tour of the Old Royal Naval College Grounds.
• Visit the Painted Hall & marvel at the largest painted ceiling in Europe.
• Take a guided tour of the grounds & the Painted Hall.
• Visit the Old Royal Naval College Chapel designed by James ‘Athenian’ Stuart.
• Explore the Ripley Tunnel & visit the Victorian Skittle Alley & bowl using practice cannon balls.
• Buy souvenirs & gifts at the Painted Hall Shop or the Greenwich Visitor Centre shop.
• Refreshments available in the Painted Hall Café in the beautifully restored undercroft.
• Visit The Old Brewery, a Young’s Gastropub located within the Old Royal Naval College grounds.
• Regular markets, events & exhibitions around the site.

Greenwich Market

About Greenwich Market

• Browse arts & crafts, antiques & souvenirs at the various market stalls.
• Try street food from around the world at the Greenwich Market food area.

National Maritime Museum

About the National Maritime Museum

The National Maritime Museum is the largest museum in the world dedicated to maritime and naval history. Opened in 1937 by King George VI the museum is home to over 2 million items including art, charts, maps, memorabilia & artefacts.

• Explore the museums galleries & discover stories of the sea & maritime history.
• Refreshments available in Parkside Café & the Great Map Café.
• Purchase gifts & souvenirs in the National Maritime Museum Shop.

Greenwich Park

About Greenwich Park

Greenwich Park is the oldest of the Royal Parks & has strong ties to the Tudor & Stuart monarchs. In the 15th century Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester (brother to Henry V) was granted 200 acres of land & permission to construct a stone tower which later become known as Duke Humphrey’s Tower.

After the Duke’s death the land passed to the Crown & his riverside manor house was remodelled by Henry VII into what became the Tudor Palace of Placentia. The Tudor palace was the birthplace of Henry VIII, Mary I & Elizabeth the I & was a favourite residence of the Tudor monarchs due to its close proximity to the river & ample hunting ground. Henry VIII introduced deer to Greenwich Park & their decedents remain to this day.

The Stuart period saw great changes to the park with the demolition of the Palace of Placentia, the construction of the Queens House, Royal Hospital for Seamen (Now the Old Royal Naval College) & the Royal Observatory Greenwich. The Tudor hunting grounds & pleasure gardens made way for a more formal landscape designed by André Le Notre, gardener to Louis XIV of France.

Today Greenwich Park spans 183 acres & forms one of London’s most magnificent landscapes. Greenwich Hill offers views of the Queens House, Old Royal Naval College, the River Thames & Docklands.

• Climb Greenwich Hill & stand across the Historic Prime Meridian.
• Climb Greenwich Hill & marvel at the view across Greenwich, Docklands & London.
• The Greenwich Park Playground is the perfect place for families to enjoy the park.
• Refreshments available in the Pavilion Café & the White House Café.

The Queens House

About the Queens House

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About the Royal Observatory Greenwich

The Royal Observatory Greenwich was founded in 1675 by King Charles II. The Observatory sits on the hill in Greenwich Park and is the location of the Historic Prime Meridian (Greenwich Meantime). The Royal Observatory is also home to the Greenwich Time Ball which has marked 13:00 Greenwich Meantime everyday since 1833.

Rangers House

About Rangers House & the Werhner Collection

Rangers House was built c. 1700 by Vice-Admiral Francis Hosier. The house has been home to a number of residents over the years including the Rangers of Greenwich Park between 1816 & 1896. Rangers house is now home to the Werhner Collection, over 700 items assembled by the diamond magnate Julius Werhner.

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Walking times & distances are average times based on data from Google Maps .

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Thames River Sightseeing operate daily cruises from Westminster Pier, Embankment Pier, Festival Pier, Bankside Pier, Tower Bridge Quay (St. Katharine Pier) & Greenwich Pier

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Don't miss the boat! Check the River Bus timetable before travelling

  Weekday timetable update from 2 April 2024

From Tuesday 2 April, we will introduce a new weekday timetable that will affect our RB1 and RB6 routes. These changes will allow us to start serving West Zone (except Cadogan) and Royal Wharf piers in the afternoon on an hourly basis. Timetables below have been updated but if you wish to find out more about the changes please check our service changes page 

To plan your journey by river select the relevant timetable below and scroll right or left to find departure times from your pier. Download the PDF version for offline use.

For the latest service updates please check our X account @thamesclippers .

Weekday timetable

Weekday – westbound services.

Services stopping at piers from Barking Riverside to Putney via central London

Weekday – eastbound services

Services stopping at piers from Putney to Barking Riverside via central London

Weekday - RB4

Ferry service between Doubletree Docklands in Rotherhithe and Canary Wharf

Weekend & bank holiday timetable

Weekend – westbound services, weekend – eastbound services, weekend - rb4, view our route map.

Travel along the Thames by boat, we stop at 24 piers across London.

Latest service updates

For the most up to date information on our services please follow   @thamesclippers on X (formerly known as Twitter). You can also find live departure information at the piers or on the Thames Clippers Tickets app.

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