Bankside
Bankside is one of central London's riverside destinations that stretches from Blackfriars Bridge to London Bridge and that boasts some of London's most iconic attractions including Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe.
Bankside offers such a concentration of unique visual and performing art venues including Bankside Gallery and the Menier Chocolate Factory Theatre as well as a plethora of independent restaurants and bars offering high quality food and drink on top of the organic retailers within the well-known and award-winning Borough Market. And at Vinopolis, London's unique wine tasting attraction, you can learn all you need to know about wine, whisky and Champagne.
From the riverside walkway you can admire views of the City of London and St Paul's Cathedral on the opposite shore, which is linked to Bankside by the Millennium Bridge, the newest bridge to be built across the river.
Bankside Highlights
Above and Below - Menier Gallery
A collection of limited edition photographic prints by Ian Clarke and Michael Gerkin Go
Anne Boleyn - Shakespeare's Globe
A celebration of a great English heroine, Anne Boleyn dramatises the life and legacy of Henry VIII’s notorious second wife. Anne Boleyn is traditionally seen either as a pawn manipulated by an ambitious father and his friends into the King’s bed, or as a sexually licentious predator, even a witch. Go
Plan your trip
Search Events
Download now!
One Big Summer Guide - August-September 2010
