Things to do in London

The London Eye and HMS Belfast are both good for children, so they make a natural pairing. You can ride the Eye for views over the city, then walk along the river to the warship, where kids can explore the decks and see the naval guns up close.

Yes, if you like military history or ships. It's a nine-deck WWII warship permanently moored on the Thames, so you can wander through multiple levels and get a real sense of life aboard. The naval guns are a highlight, and it's a hands-on experience rather than just looking at exhibits.

Tattershall Castle is a former passenger ferry moored on the Thames, now serving pub food and drinks. It has outdoor seating and views of the London Eye, and the drinks list includes beer, wine, and cocktails, so it works for a casual meal or just a stop for a drink.

Yes, they're both on the Thames and within walking distance of each other. Start with the London Eye for the views, then head to HMS Belfast to explore the warship. Add a stop at Tattershall Castle for food or a drink, and you've got a full day without much travel.

It's a pub set on a former passenger ferry, permanently moored on the Thames. You can get pub food and drinks—beer, wine, and cocktails—and there's outdoor seating with views of the London Eye. It's a distinctive setting for a meal or a drink by the river.