Imperial War Museum

H.M.S Belfast is moored on the River Thames between London Bridge and Tower Bridge. You can gain access to the warship by a walkway and as well as being a living history of naval warfare and know-how, it will appeal to all the family for the unique experience of exploring a floating battleship with working interactive radar to track the enemy, the breathtaking photos, the challenge of the sea and the discovery of the admiral ‘s pantry. If you are feeling peckish  tea and snacks are available on  the quarterdeck. Belfast is part of the Imperial War Museum and  was involved in the Normandy landings in 1944  and took part in NATO operations in the South China Seas  so there is no reason for this unique visit to be missed and is a must with your London Pass available through us on line.

This visit can be combined with an East London tour, a brewery visit and a WWII special visit in conjunction with our V2 map of bomb sites. Ask for our Spanish translator or Chinese language service ( Mandarin service) for your group and discover Britain in comfort and style.

When you rejoin the Queen’s Walk, the former Thames towpath, you will have the opportunity to enjoy fine dining and  English cuisine or if time is short there is always traditional English food at one of the many riverside pubs.

You will also find plenty to do after your visit at london line