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Bankside,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Whilst walking around its 20 dramatically themed rooms, step into the wine connoisseurs world and enjoy a personal audio-guide in six languages as well as five free tastings from over 200 hundred selected wines. In addition to this, there are also two restaurants, a wine accessories shop as well as an enormous wine store and three banqueting venues. Last entry is two hours before closing.
Blackfriars,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Bankside Pier 'Collins Clipper' offer boat cruises along the rive. Boats can be hired for the day, afternoon or by the hour. They are also available for corporate events and special occasions. Catering is also available.
Bankside,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Butlers Wharf was once one of the busiest docks in London during the 19th century with cargoes bringing tea, coffee and spices from countries all over the world. Places such as Cinnamon Wharf and Cayenne Court serve as a historical reminder. The character of this period can still be found in the renovated warehouses nearby.
Bankside,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Voted London's top tourist attraction, Churchill's Britain At War Experience houses a wide range of memorabilia dating from the Second World War including the sights, smells and sounds of the London Blitz.
Bankside,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
HMS Belfast is a cruiser moored on the River Thames, within walking distance of the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. It was launched in March 1938 and served throughout the Second World War. In 1971 it was saved for the nation as a unique and historic reminder of Britain's naval heritage in the first half of the twentieth century. Tours of the vessel are available giving you a rough idea of what life must have been like for the crew. Admission fees apply.
Bankside,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Southwark Cathedral was built in the 13th and 14th centuries as the Augustinian Priory Church of St Mary Overie. The church was then given Cathedral status in 1905. The cathedral contains many monuments including a 13th century effigy of a knight, the memorial of the marchioness pleasure boat, the poet John Gower, and possibly the most popular is William Shakespeare who lived and died in the Southwark area.
Bankside,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
Although it concentrates on the macabre aspects of London's history, The London Dungeon is undoubtedly one of London's most popular tourist attractions. Notorious villains of the past, such as Jack the Ripper, are brought to life, and the museum seethes with macabre and unusual fascinations. Catering for private parties is available upon request.
Tower Hill,
London,
Sightseeing and Attractions
One of London's greatest attractions, Tower Bridge Experience boasts an exciting exhibition in their twin towers. There is a panoramic view that overlooks the Docklands and the City. Great fun for the children as they have interactive computers and working models. Educational visits are warmly welcomed and guided tours are provided. They also have a gift shop that sells a wide range of souvenirs. Closed on 24th and 25th December and 17th January. Conference and event facilities are available for up to 250 visitors.
