easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly flat, urban walking with frequent stops.
Step into 2,000 years of London’s history on this 2-hour walk along the Thames Path with The Great Weekender. Experience world-famous landmarks and vibrant street life in the Southbank district.
For all ages • 2 Hours • Max of 15 People
Embark on a captivating 2-hour journey along London’s Thames Path, where history and modernity intertwine. Discover iconic landmarks like the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye, while uncovering fascinating stories that span 2000 years. Experience the vibrant Southbank, complete with street food and performances, making this tour truly unforgettable.
Duration: 2 Hours
Enjoy one of the World's finest walks, hear the fascinating stories of the Southbank and the Thames.
Take a glorious walk with us along London’s Thames Path which boasts an extravaganza of sights; Houses of Parliament, London Eye, The Savoy Hotel, Tate Modern, Borough Market, London Bridge and more!
Our tour brings all of these amazing sights to life as we share with you, the stories that have shaped London because of this mighty river, the Thames. We condense 2000 years of history into a single tour, you will be amazed at the events that have taken place along this walkway.
In the London Bridge area of our walk, you will also experience the Charles Dicken’s heartland and we will highlight some sights which you would otherwise walk right past, without recognising the historic significance and sometimes incredulous stories they signify.
On our adventure we will show you the beauty of historic architecture, surprise you with the wild historic entertainment of this district and then bring you right up to date with dizzying modern delights in the Southbank area; street food, street performances and retro-nostalgia entertainment.
This walking tour covers moderate distances on paved paths; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout.
London weather is unpredictable—pack an umbrella or rain jacket, especially in wet seasons.
Arriving 10-15 minutes before the tour start ensures a smooth check-in and briefing with your guide.
Tours are capped at 15 guests for a personalized experience; book early to secure your spot.
The Thames Path follows the lifeline of London for 2,000 years, witnessing Roman settlements, medieval commerce, and modern transformations.
Efforts to maintain clean riverbanks and support local wildlife habitats are ongoing, balancing high tourist flow with environmental care.
Supportive shoes will help you navigate the paved Thames Path comfortably.
Spring showers call for gear that keeps you dry without overheating.
spring specific
Long daylight hours can mean intense sun, especially on exposed sections along the river.
summer specific
A compact umbrella is useful year-round given London’s variable weather.