Thames river

Sunrise and the sleepy embankment by Tower Bridge prepares for another busy day.

As England's longest river and spanning 215 miles (364km), the River Thames has shaped British history. From medieval times to modern-day London, the ancient waterway has captured the attention of visitors and residents alike. The river is well-known all over the globe and has somewhat of a reputation. It was originally called Tamesis, which is

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A view of the River Thames as it winds through London. You can see the loop of The Isle of Dogs and Canary Wharf, the Thames Barrier, then away towards the QEII bridge at Dartford where the river widens out and becomes the Thames Estuary.

Houses of Parliament and Westminster Bridge spanning the River Thames, London #WeLoveLondon

London is a river city. The broad River Thames enters from the west and curves its way through the metropolis to the North Sea, and a river cruise is a great way to appreciate London's landmarks.

Tudor house on the River Thames at Henley-on-Thames with boat moored outside. As seen from Hobbs of Henley's sightseeing cruise along the River Thames.

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Thames trivia and nifty illustrations.