
See the heart of London on a guided sightseeing River Cruise along the historic Thames, designed for BSL users. Departing from the London Eye Pier, this 40-minute circular journey takes you along the Thames, passing the city’s most famous landmarks while a British Sign Language interpreter brings the sights and stories to life.
Highlights
🚢 Enjoy a 40-minute circular cruise along the River Thames
👐 Follow live British Sign Language interpretation throughout your journey
📸 See iconic landmarks including Big Ben, Tower Bridge and St Paul’s Cathedral
🏛️ Discover London’s riverside history from a unique perspective
🌉 Sail beneath some of the city’s most famous bridges
General Info
📅 Dates and times: select your date and timed entry slot directly in the ticket selector
⏳ Duration: approx. 40 minutes
📍 Location: the London Eye Pier
👤 Age requirement: all ages are welcome. Children aged 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+. All children under 2 require a ticket (free of charge)
♿ Accessibility: the experience is wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair users must book a wheelchair time slot in advance. The London Eye River Cruise wheelchair lift can accommodate standard size wheelchairs only. See the accessibility guide for more information
❓ Please consult the FAQs for this experience here
❗ You must arrive at least 15 minutes early at Boarding Point 2 on the Pier
Description
Step aboard and explore London from the River Thames on this relaxed sightseeing cruise designed with British Sign Language interpretation. As you travel through the heart of the city, you’ll pass world-famous landmarks including the Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. A live guide, supported by a BSL interpreter, shares the stories behind the skyline, bringing London’s history and architecture into focus as you sail. A calm and accessible way to experience the capital from the water. Get your tickets!
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About the venue
London Eye
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