London's South Bank
The vibrant cultural heart of London, stretching along the southern bank of the River Thames.
The Cultural Heart of London
The South Bank is a must-do walk for any visitor, offering iconic views, world-class attractions, lively street performers, and a huge variety of food and drink options. Stretching along the southern bank of the River Thames, it's a dynamic and exciting area that captures the energy of the city.
Key Attractions Along the Walk
The London Eye
Get a bird's-eye view of the city from the famous observation wheel.
Southbank Centre
Home to the Royal Festival Hall and Hayward Gallery, offering music, art, and performance.
Tate Modern
Britain's national museum of modern and contemporary art.
Shakespeare's Globe
A faithful reconstruction of the original open-air playhouse.
Borough Market
A historic food market with a huge variety of street food and fresh produce.
Visitor Information
Getting There
Take the Northern Line (Charing Cross branch) four stops from Euston to Waterloo. Exit towards the South Bank.
Opening Times
The walkway is open 24/7. Attraction and restaurant times vary.
Entry Fee
Free to walk. Charges apply for individual attractions.
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