Waterloo & City Line - Hop on London's shortest line for a rapid ride under the Thames from Waterloo to the financial heart.

Waterloo, Greater London, offers an exhilarating blend of iconic sights and vibrant cultural experiences, all effortlessly accessible for those exploring on foot or by public transport. As you arrive, the buzzing energy of the South Bank welcomes you, a delightful riverside promenade perfect for a leisurely stroll. Take in breathtaking panoramic views of the city from the magnificent London Eye, or dive into an underwater adventure at the SEA LIFE London Aquarium right nearby.

For a dose of culture, the Southbank Centre presents a world-class programme of arts, music, and theatre at venues like the Royal Festival Hall and the National Theatre. Just a short walk away, you can immerse yourself in the ever-changing canvas of street art at the unique Leake Street Arches, a truly inspiring spot where artists bring the tunnel walls to life.

Wander further along The Queen’s Walk, perhaps stopping for a moment of calm in Jubilee Gardens, with its lovely lawns and flowerbeds overlooking the Thames. Enjoy a delicious bite from the Southbank Centre Food Market, or perhaps catch a show at the historic Old Vic Theatre. From grand riverside attractions to quirky local finds like Paddington’s London Mural, Waterloo provides a rich tapestry of experiences without the need for a car, making every discovery part of your easy-going adventure.

Nestled at the very heart of the City of London, Bank offers an extraordinary journey through time, easily explored without a car. This dynamic district is a treasure trove of historical landmarks and striking architecture, perfect for those who love to wander.

Begin your adventure at the iconic Bank of England Museum, delving into centuries of financial history. Just steps away, marvel at the grandeur of The Royal Exchange and the official residence of the Lord Mayor, Mansion House. The area’s narrow streets invite you to discover hidden gems like the stunning Victorian architecture of Leadenhall Market, a covered market brimming with independent shops and eateries.

From Bank, some of London’s most famous sights are a pleasant stroll away. Head west to reach the majestic St Paul’s Cathedral, where you can climb for panoramic city views. Alternatively, journey east to encounter the Monument to the Great Fire of London, or continue to the historic Tower Bridge and the formidable Tower of London. With excellent Tube connections at Bank Station, and so much within walking distance, exploring this rich tapestry of London’s past and present is a truly effortless and rewarding experience for the car-free traveller.