View From The River

Get your ‘sea legs’ ready because we start our voyage on a river boat! Leaving Westminster Pier, we’ll discover all the River Thames has to offer as we take our 50 minute, meandering cruise to our North Greenwich destination.

Look out for The Shard, Tower Bridge and Canary Wharf along the way, to name but a few of London’s sights. Perhaps we’ll even spot a seal if we’re lucky?

It'll be a fun, scenic, and relaxing boat ride, and we'll need all the rest (and coffee!) we’ll need for what's coming next...

View From The O2

We’ll arrive at The O2 for some magnificent views of the East End and Canary Wharf. But, we’re not going up in a lift. Oh no, we are going to climb up onto the roof!

We will scale the immense O2 tent and become intrepid explorers with this exceptional 'Up at The O2' experience. We'll be given a climb suit, boots and harness for safety. Fetching attire, but it won't take away from the exhilaration of getting to the top!

At 52 metres above the ground it provides some spectacular panoramic views over Canary Wharf, City Airport and beyond.

We’ll also toast the day with a glass of Lanson Champagne while up there – bonus! And we can take some super cheesy photos.

View From The Shard

Back on the river boat to get our breath back - and maybe steady our nerves with a cheeky glass of wine - this time stopping off at London Bridge City Pier at the base of The Shard.

Let's go up to the top for amazing unparalleled views of the city. The View from The Shard - London’s highest viewing gallery, with access to the level 69 elements exposed Skydeck. This is Western Europe’s tallest building, so we certainly want to include it in your day out.

Fancy some lunch? Well, it’s time to get back to ground level, pop over to Spitalfields on the other side of the river, and tuck into some amazing food at Marco Pierre White's award winning restaurant.

Three delicious courses to enjoy in beautiful surroundings. We'll also have a wonderful juicy cocktail to accompany our meal.

View Of Tower Bridge

Staying on ground level for a while, let's take the opportunity to walk along the river for an afternoon stroll to see Tower Bridge, the Tower of London and other attractions on offer in this part of London. Maybe we’ll pop into the Dickens Inn at St Katharine Dock for a history-steeped tipple?

We’ll see where the wind takes us. But hopefully it’s blowing in the direction of the north side of the river and our next stunning panorama!

View From The Sky Garden

Our afternoon walk will finish up at Fenchurch Street and the Sky Garden. The famous enlarged glass dome of 20 Fenchurch Street – known colloquially as the Walkie Talkie - is dedicated to three storeys of exquisitely landscaped public gardens and London's most exclusive social spaces, including observation decks and an open air terrace.

I think it's time for more cocktails, and hopefully a romantic sunset over the capital. What a way to round off a fun-packed day of the Views of London.

I hope you enjoy!