Boat Trips to Hampton Court Palace | Tickets, Timings, Route & More

Bask in the beauty of Richmond Park's view from the river: its 2,500 acres of lush greenery, ancient oak trees, and roaming deer make for a picture-perfect scene. Look out for charming sights like King Henry's Mound and maybe spot some deer in their natural habitat!

Syon House impresses with its grand neoclassical style and the striking Great Conservatory, a gleaming glass structure nestled in lush gardens. The estate's sprawling gardens, with their rich greenery and serene water features, beautifully complement the property's historic charm.

Marble Hill House stands out with its classic Georgian architecture and unique pyramidal roof. The surrounding parkland, with its well-kept gardens and grazing deer, looks like a serene escape—one perfect for a fun and friendly picnic!

Ham House pops up along the Thames with its classic 17th-century charm. Its stately façade and lovely gardens, which were once home to the Duchess of Lauderdale, are a total standout. They feature everything from a maze-like Wilderness to vibrant Kitchen Gardens!

As you approach Teddington Lock, you'll see where the tidal Thames transforms to non-tidal. The lock's three gates and weir create a lively scene with boats passing through. Add in the cozy riverside Lock Keeper's cottage and a splash of local wildlife, and it's a delightful stop along the way.

Glimpse Albert Bridge's bright pink towers from the water—an iconic London landmark. Completed in 1873, this suspension bridge is a delightful splash of color with its unique hammersmith pink. The bridge connects the lively Chelsea Embankment with the soothing landscape of Battersea Park.

As you float by, the Palace of Westminster emerges like a grand castle straight out of a storybook. Big Ben's clock face, glowing softly, stands tall amidst the stunning Gothic spires. Additionally, the lively Westminster Bridge below gives you a perfect snapshot of London's bustling energy!