Limehouse Basin
Limehouse Basin, Northey Street, London E14 8BTNearest Canal : Regents
Your adventure begins and ends at Limehouse Basin, Limehouse DLR. Limehouse Basin is an oasis in the city of London, a destination in its own right and a gateway which connects the Thames, the rivers Lee & Stort and the Regent's canal. Start in the heart of London for a new perspective on it's famous sites along the Thames. Explore the astonishing density of London's canalside neighbourhoods along the Regents Canal. The Rivers Lee & Stort are the perfect way to explore nature reserves and country pubs. Blow away cobwebs North towards the Chiltern hills along the Grand Union.
Windsor Castle - An official residence of HM The Queen Windsor Castle is the largest and oldest occupied castle in the world. Visit the State Apartments and marvel at the vast amount of treasures from the Royal collection. Take a guided tour which gives you a chance to take a glance at life at this magnificent castle.
Hampton Court Palace- Discover the magnificence of Henry VIII's favourite royal residence at Hampton Court Palace. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the bustling Base Court and marvel at the breath-taking grandeur of Henry's State Rooms. Stroll through over 60 acres of enchanting gardens, lose yourself in the famous maze and appreciate the beauty of one of the greatest palaces on earth.
Henley on Thames- Experience the bustling market town of Henley & the Royal Regatta or how about the Henley 80s Rewind Festival? Henley is a great place to moor up for a couple of nights and provides a great base to explore the surrounding area from. The River Rowing Museum in Henley provides interest for all the family. The parks on the banks of the Thames at Henley provide ample space for children to play, family picnics or dog walking. All amenities are within walking distance from the boat moorings on the river bank.
LONDON- London's Little Venice is a tranquil canal area, home to waterside cafes and pubs. Enjoy a stroll along pretty streets and take a relaxing boat trip to London Zoo or visit some of the most interesting theatre venues in London. Madame Tussauds is not far away and the Planetarium, Regents Park, also the British Museum.