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Along The Thames, Vauxhall, Southbank and Waterloo

Along The Thames, Vauxhall, Southbank and Waterloo

Palace of Westminster

Palace of Westminster

Wandsworth Nine Elms

Wandsworth Nine Elms

Wandsworth Nine Elms Brunswick House

Nine Elms Brunswick House

Vauxhall The Riverside

Vauxhall The Riverside

Vauxhall The Riverside

Vauxhall The Riverside

Vauxhall St Georges Wharf Tower pr Vauxhall Tower

St Georges Wharf Tower or Vauxhall Tower

Victoria Embankment

Victoria Embankment

Victoria Embankment Ministry of Defence

Ministry of Defence

Victoria Embankment Pier

Victoria Embankment Pier

Victoria Embankment Portcullis House

Portcullis House

Waterloo London Eye

London Eye

Waterloo London County Hall
Waterloo Bridge and Somerset House

Waterloo Bridge and Somerset House

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St George Wharf to Embankment on the Thames

traveling from St George Wharf (commonly associated with the Vauxhall stop) to Embankment on the Thames Clippers is a quick, scenic river journey that typically takes around 15 minutes. The service is designed for both commuters and visitors, and boats generally run every 10–15 minutes during peak daytime hours on weekdays. However, exact frequencies can vary—especially early in the morning, late in the evening, or on weekends and bank holidays—so it’s always a good idea to check the most up-to-date timetable on the Thames Clippers website or via their mobile app before your trip

St George Wharf offers a pleasant departure point along the river, with nearby amenities and often hints of the vibrant local life in the Vauxhall area. Once you arrive at Embankment, you'll find yourself in the heart of London, within easy walking distance of several key attractions such as the National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, and a short stroll away from the bustling West End theatre district. This makes the journey not just a mode of transport, but an integral part of exploring London’s blend of modern convenience and historical charm.

Traveling by boat from Embankment to Blackfriars is a ferry journey takes approximately 8 minutes. Services typically operate every 30 minutes, especially on weekdays, though schedules may vary on weekends or during off-peak times

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