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Book a timed slot, choose Fast Track if you want less queuing, and enjoy a relaxed circuit with landmarks at every turn..
Hours vary by season and events; evenings often extend on weekends, holidays and during summer.
Occasional closures for maintenance, private events or severe weather (high winds).
Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7PB, United Kingdom
It’s on the South Bank, next to County Hall and SEA LIFE London Aquarium—easy to reach by Tube, train, bus, bike, or on foot.
National rail to Waterloo (5–10 min walk) or Charing Cross (15–20 min via Hungerford Bridge). Tube: Jubilee, Northern, Bakerloo and Waterloo & City lines at Waterloo; Westminster (Jubilee, Circle, District) is across the bridge.
Driving in central London is slow and parking is limited. Nearby paid options (e.g., Q‑Park Westminster) exist; consider Congestion Charge and ULEZ. Public transport is easier.
Several routes stop close by (e.g., 77, 211, 381 and RV1 legacy river corridor). Check TfL for live routes and times.
Walk the South Bank from Westminster Bridge or Embankment for riverside views, street performers and easy wayfinding.
Effortless skyline views, gentle motion, comfortable capsules and an unbeatable angle on Big Ben, Parliament, St Paul’s, The Shard and beyond.

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Learn More →From the Thames curves to distant parks, watch landmarks line up as you rise to 135 meters.
Climate‑controlled, spacious and steady—move around for different angles without losing comfort.
Walkable riverside, cafés and other attractions like SEA LIFE and the London Dungeon right next door.

Timed entry keeps the flow smooth; Fast Track trims waiting substantially on busy days.
Combine with top attractions to save—Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE, or the London Dungeon.