April 2015
Walking ahead from the Thames Riverside Walk towards Tower Bridge, you’ll reach the Tower of London. For an entry fee, you can opt to explore the Tower of London.
Tower of London.
Tower of London.
Tower of London.
April 2015
Once you’re at the Tower of London by the river bank, the majestic London Bridge built in 1894 is almost besides you (don’t confuse Tower Bridge with London Bridge). At this point, it’s just fantastic to sit down and take in the views of the Tower Bridge and see people & boat goes by.
The Tower Bridge is open to visitors and hold exhibitions. The walkways between the tower have glass panels and as you walk across, you’ll able to see what’s going on underneath.
The iconic Tower Bridge.
Tower Bridge walkways.
Underside of the Tower Bridge.
Walking across the Tower Bridge to City Hall’s side.
View of Tower Bride by the river bank in-front of City Hall.
April 2015
Once you are close to the foot of the Tower Bridge, don’t go up and walk across the bridge just yet. Walk straight ahead and you’ll reach St Katharine Docks in about 50m. What a surprise to see one of London’s secret. A secluded marina right in the middle of London. Here you’ll see small boats, expensive boats, etc berth just next to commercial buildings.
Welcome to St Katharine Docks
This mural wall confirms you’re at St Katharine Docks. Well, at least in April 2015.
Yacht & power boats at St Katharine Docks.
Boats with sails.
St Katharine Docks.
Sailing yacht berth at the dock.
Way to St Katharine docks.
