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If there is one part of London that truly represents the city's unity in diversity, it is the River Thames. It may have a glorious history that spans over a thousand years, but the river continues to retain its contemporary charm, and inspires a generation of musicians, artists and painters. In fact, River Thames holds within itself a greater part of the country's history and culture. It flows from the verdant greenery of the vast British countryside all the way to the city's industrial heritage. Flowing right through the heart of the city, the river provides a serene yet spectacular setting to some of the most conspicuous landmarks of London. It is also an important destination for several sporting and leisure activities for tourists of all ages. A visit to London is incomplete without experiencing the journey of the River Thames from its origins at Cotswolds into Oxford, Henley, Windsor and finally, into London.
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In a city that has a river like Thames flowing right across its landscape, water travel is like a routine affair. In true London spirit, the opportunities of such kind of travel are both unique and diverse. While the Thames river bus services add swiftness to the routine of both locals and tourists, a boat tour along the length of the river is a simpler and sedate way to view all the London landmarks like Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Houses of Parliament and the London Eye.
If you have an important appointment to catch and would not like to get caught in traffic snarls, the London river bus service is the most practical way to reach your destination in time, and that too by enjoying the scenic beauty of the London landscape. Most of these bus services are not only fast, but like your London serviced apartments and holiday rentals, offer incredible value for money as well. Some of the stops of the river bus services include Tate Modern, Tower of London, London Bridge, the O2 Arena and Greenwich.
River boat cruises along the Thames give you fascinating insights into lesser-known aspects of London. You could begin your journey at Westminster Pier, and then enjoy the trip as it goes past the Houses of Parliament, London Eye, Shakespeare's Globe and Tower Bridge, before finally reaching Greenwich.
But you cannot enjoy these magical tours on River Thames without a place to stay in London. Who better than Rated Apartments to help in your search for holiday apartments with stunning views of the river? For more details, check out http://www.ratedapartments.com/
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