SOUTHBANK

Southbank is a highly desirable residential location.

The cultural heart of London spanning a couple of miles alongside the River Thames, the South Bank is famous for its lively, eclectic, and vibrant art and entertainment brought in by the initial skate park enthusiasts 40 years ago. Landmarks are abundant including Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe, and the iconic London Eye.  At night, the Eye glows blue like a giant floating doughnut, the National Theatre becomes the world’s largest crimson building block and the Millennium Bridge is transformed into a space-age bladed walkway. The atmosphere is relaxed and bohemian and you are never far from its quirky eateries, fascinating art galleries, and concert halls.

London’s South Bank is a central district with easy to access transport links to all mainline stations and airports.

The underground

The closest underground station is London Waterloo (Zone1) which is served by the Northern, Bakerloo, Jubilee, and Waterloo & City lines.

Other stations nearby

Southwark (Zone1): Jubilee line.
Embankment (Zone1): District & Circle, Bakerloo, and Northern lines. Westminster (Zone1): District & Circle and Jubilee lines

By Train

Waterloo, Waterloo East, Blackfriars, and Charing Cross (Zone1) are the closest mainline rail stations.

By Bus

There are several bus routes into Waterloo including the Riverside Bus (RV1) service which links over 30 attractions on its route from South Bank to Bankside, London Bridge, Tower Gateway, and Covent Garden.

By River

South Bank is served by the following piers: Westminster, London Eye, Embankment, and Festival. Oyster and travelcard discounts are accepted on MBNA Thames Clippers and City Cruises.