All Attractions near The Graffiti Tunnel

A busy Thames-side promenade in central London, combining Southbank Centre venues, river views, food stops, and easy access to major landmarks.

A compact central London park with Lambeth Palace connections, used for walks, play, and quiet breaks between Waterloo and the South Bank.

A compact royal landmark on Whitehall, known for Inigo Jones’s classical hall, Rubens’s ceiling, and the execution site of Charles I.

Experience Britain’s largest cinema screen and immersive film magic at BFI IMAX on London’s vibrant South Bank.

A South Bank cinema and cultural venue where screenings, archive access, exhibitions, and riverside dining shape a focused London film-going visit.

Explore Big Ben, London's iconic clock tower, a cultural landmark and symbol of British history, attracting millions of tourists each year.

A bronze tribute to Boudica on the Victoria Embankment, where Westminster Bridge, the Thames, and London traffic frame a brief but memorable stop.

Bridge Street: Where London's historic heart meets vibrant riverside life beside the iconic Thames.

A central London Build-A-Bear store in County Hall, where children and families make custom plush toys between Westminster Bridge and the South Bank.

Savor gourmet dining aboard a panoramic double-decker bus while cruising past London’s iconic landmarks in unmatched style and comfort.

Experience London’s iconic riverside landmarks from the bustling and accessible Westminster Pier, gateway to unforgettable Thames cruises.

A controlled, appointment-led look at Metropolitan Police history on Victoria Embankment, where the Crime Museum’s legacy meets New Scotland Yard.

A busy central London Tube interchange by the Thames, linking the West End, the Strand, and riverside walks with fast Underground connections.

A compact London museum on Florence Nightingale, Victorian nursing reform and Crimean War history, set inside St Thomas’ Hospital near Westminster Bridge.

Iconic Thames crossing combining historic railway heritage with elegant pedestrian bridges offering stunning London skyline views.

A compact South Bank park with lawns, a playground, and direct views onto London’s busiest riverfront landmark corridor.

Explore the rich history and serene gardens of Lambeth Palace, the iconic residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury in London.

Experience breathtaking 360-degree views of London’s iconic skyline from the world’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel.

London’s longest legal graffiti wall, where the art changes constantly and the railway arches add food, drinks, and a rough-edged urban atmosphere.

Explore London's landmarks and hidden streets on two wheels with expert local guides and quality bikes.

Discover London's skyline from the iconic London Eye, an unmissable experience offering breathtaking views of the city's landmarks and vibrant atmosphere.

A powerful 500-metre-long mural of over 240,000 red hearts commemorating lives lost to COVID-19, facing the UK Parliament on London’s South Bank.

A Brutalist masterpiece on the South Bank, home to world-class theatre and dramatic river views.

Breathtaking panoramic views of London's iconic skyline from a vibrant riverside vantage on the South Bank.

Discover the architectural splendor and historical significance of the Palace of Westminster, the iconic heart of British democracy in London.

A formal Westminster square where Parliament, the Abbey and the Supreme Court frame one of London’s most politically charged public spaces.

A compact Westminster garden framed by Parliament and the Abbey, where statues, protest history and landmark views meet in one exposed civic square.

An intimate 295-seat auditorium on London’s South Bank, where concerts, talks, poetry, and screenings play out inside Southbank Centre’s modernist complex.

A landmark South Bank concert hall where Brutalist architecture, riverside walks, and live performance meet in one compact cultural complex.

London’s Royal Court Theatre: A historic beacon for groundbreaking new plays and emerging playwrights in the heart of Sloane Square.

A landmark of modernist architecture and vibrant cultural life on London’s Southbank, hosting world-class performances and community events year-round.

Dive into London’s premier marine world with over 500 species, immersive underwater tunnels, and inspiring conservation efforts at SEA LIFE London Aquarium.

Step into a magical world of fairy tales and fun with Shrek and friends on London’s South Bank, perfect for families and kids aged 6 to 12.

A central London riverside district where theatres, galleries, food stalls, and Thames views line a busy promenade with a strong modernist legacy.

A prestigious, fully fitted office building with prime views opposite the Houses of Parliament in London’s thriving South Bank business district.

Experience London's vibrant riverside culture, festive markets, and stunning Thames views along the lively Southbank Boardwalk.

A compact under-bridge book market on the South Bank, where second-hand titles, prints, and postcards line a sheltered stretch by the Thames.

A major London arts complex on the Thames, where concert halls, galleries, terraces, and river views create a busy South Bank cultural circuit.

A major South Bank arts complex where concert halls, galleries, terraces, and Thames views meet in one of central London’s busiest cultural settings.

An open-air street food market on London’s South Bank, where lunch crowds, riverside walks, and Southbank Centre culture meet.

Explore the serene St Margaret's Church, a historic Anglican church in London, next to Westminster Abbey, rich in history and stunning architecture.

Guided London sightseeing from Waterloo, with bike tours, black-cab routes and pub walks that turn the city into a moving commentary.

An open-air Battle of Britain memorial on Victoria Embankment, where bronze reliefs, named plaques and Thames-side views frame a brief, reflective stop.

Experience the best of London's nightlife with laughter and drinks at The Boat Show Comedy Club, set in the unique Tattershall Castle.

Discover London’s vibrant Banksy Tunnel, an ever-changing legal graffiti gallery beneath Waterloo Station, blending urban art with community spirit.

Step into the shadows of London’s past with live actors, thrilling rides, and chilling tales in a 90-minute immersive journey through history’s darkest moments.

Gateway to London’s iconic river journeys, nestled beside the London Eye on the vibrant South Bank.

Historic London theatre famed for pioneering Shakespearean productions and nurturing British performing arts since 1818.

Explore The Queen's Walk in London for stunning river views, rich history, and vibrant culture along the iconic Thames River promenade.

A scenic riverside promenade along the Thames linking London’s top landmarks with vibrant culture and stunning city views.

Experience the historic charm and stunning views from Westminster Bridge, an iconic London landmark linking culture and architecture.

Experience London's iconic riverfront from Westminster Millennium Pier, your gateway to historic landmarks and scenic Thames cruises.

Westminster Pier: Your historic gateway to London’s iconic river cruises and landmark views along the Thames.

A compact formal garden on Victoria Embankment, Whitehall Gardens offers benches, seasonal planting, and river-edge calm in central Westminster.