A Day Out in London
If there ever was a perfect time to discover London without the usual crowds, it’s this autumn! National Rail has introduced special travel regulations to bring you and your loved
London and Its Beer-Brewing History
The length of the River Thames, and its excellent connections to England’s canal system and the open sea has always made it an excellent hub for national and international trade.
Beyond the Deepening Shadows: The Towers Remembers
City Cruises is thrilled to support a new installation at the Tower of London, Beyond the Deepening Shadow: The Tower Remembers which commemorates the centenary of the end of the First World
February Half Term Things to Do in London
Kew Gardens – Kew’s Orchids Festival Imagine yourself in Thailand, with colourful floral displays, including a bright Vanda tunnel and arches decorated with orchids at Kew’s Orchids Festival. You can also
Cocktails inspired by the Illuminated River plus how you can recreate them at home
Perhaps one of summer’s greatest memories for London was the completion of phase one of the Illuminated River—an ambitious long-term art commission on an unprecedented scale: a scheme to light central
Tunes on the Thames
We are thrilled to announce our first-ever calendar of music events, starting May 2019, on the River Thames. Music-lovers will dance, sing, relax and geek out to their favourite DJs and
The School Holidays Are Here!
The School Holidays Are Here! The school holidays are (almost) here and everyone is eager to get out and celebrate. London is bustling this season and many attractions have activities
Underbelly Festival
You can’t miss the purple upside-down cow! We can explain, should you feel you’re missing something. The Underbelly Festival has a uniquely-shaped festival tent, designed to look like
London River Thames Fun
London’s tanning. Or at least we hope we will. Whatever the weather (or “whatevs” as the younger ones amongst us might say), we hope you’ll have fun over the summer as well as
Illuminated River
“Since the founding of London, the mighty Thames has been the city’s main artery, linking north and south, east and west, encouraging business, activity and recreation. But at night, the