Westminster Pier Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Westminster Pier. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, this is the best tour available right now:

• Madame Tussauds and Thames River Cruise Combo Ticket

Westminster Pier itself is free to visit, however, many travelers come here to board the Uber Boat by Thames Clipper. Prices for boat trips vary depending on where you’re going and if you buy a single, return, or hop-on hop-off ticket for either one or two days. From Westminster Pier to North Greenwich, it’s £10.80 for an adult single and £5.40 for children and concessions.

Yes, Westminster Pier is accessible, and there is an accessible entrance. Ramp access ensures the pier is accessible to strollers, wheelchairs, and mobility scooters. However, it’s worth noting that at low tide, the gradient of the ramp can be steep.

Yes, there are many food and drink options near Westminster Pier. The Red Lion is a traditional pub with British staples, such as fish and chips, while St. Stephen’s Tavern serves craft ales and classic dishes. For quick grab-and-go bites, Westminster tube station has a Bagel Factory, Lola’s Cupcakes, Caffé Nero, and Greggs.

Yes, there’s parking near Westminster Pier. The closest car park is Q-Park Westminster Car Park; however, parking in central London can be expensive, so it’s generally better to consider traveling by public transport if possible. Westminster tube station is right beside the pier.

Depending on which direction you head, there are plenty of landmarks to see on cruises from Westminster Pier, including the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, and Westminster Abbey. Heading east, you can spot the Tower of London, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and Tower Bridge, while the London Eye and Battersea Power Station are west.