London Eye Directions
The London Eye is located on the South Bank of the River Thames, directly opposite Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. The attraction sits next to the London Eye Pier and is easily accessible from central London.
London Eye Address
London Eye, Riverside Building, County Hall, London SE1 7PB, UK.
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How to Get to London Eye
Conveniently located on the South Bank of the River Thames, the London Eye is easily accessible from all parts of London by various transport options.
By Tube (London Underground)
The most popular way to reach the London Eye is via the London Underground. The closest stations are:
Waterloo (Bakerloo, Jubilee, Northern, Waterloo & City lines) – 5-minute walk
Embankment (District, Circle, Bakerloo, Northern lines) – 10-minute walk
Westminster (Jubilee, District, Circle lines) – 10-minute walk
Charing Cross (Bakerloo, Northern lines) – 12-minute walk
How to Reach the London Eye by tube:
- From Central London: Take the Jubilee or Northern line to Waterloo Station and walk south toward the River Thames
- From North/East London: Use the Bakerloo or Northern line to Waterloo or Embankment Station
- From West London: Board the District or Circle line to Westminster or Embankment.
By Train
- Waterloo Station (South Western Railway, Southeastern) is the closest mainline station, just a 5-minute walk away
- Charing Cross Station (Southeastern) is a 12-minute walk across Hungerford Bridge.
By Bus
If you're planning to reach the London Eye by bus, several routes stop nearby, including: 1, 12, 59, 68, 76, 77, 139, 148, 159, 168, 176, 188, 211, 243, 381, 507, 521, and 77.
The London Eye is also a key stop on many of London's hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tours and is served by the RV1 route, which links it with other major attractions such as Covent Garden and the Tate Modern.
By River Boat
The London Eye is conveniently situated beside the London Eye Pier, a bustling hub for various boat services. You can reach the Eye by river from numerous locations, including The O2, Bankside, Embankment, Blackfriars, London Bridge, Tower, Canary Wharf, Hilton Docklands, Masthouse Terrace, Greenwich, Royal Arsenal Woolwich, St. Katherine's, or Westminster Piers.
By Car
Driving in central London is not recommended due to traffic and congestion charges. However, if you’re driving:
- The nearest car parks are at Q-Park Westminster and National Theatre Car Park, both within walking distance.
- Please note that the London Eye falls within the Congestion Charge Zone and ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone).
By Taxi
Catching a taxi to the London Eye is simple - just flag one down, give the address, and most drivers will already be familiar with the location.
By Walking
If you're exploring London on foot, the London Eye is an easy walk from Westminster Bridge, Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament. Just head towards the river on the South Bank, and you’ll see the giant observation wheel dominating the skyline.
Book London Eye Tickets
What’s included:
– A 30-minute ride on The lastminute.com London Eye
– Glass of chilled Pommery Brut Royal Champagne served by a host – if Champagne Experience selected
– Fast Track boarding with Fast Track and Champagne Experience (if purchased)
What’s included:
– Standard entry to the London Eye
– 30-minute rotation
– Entry to 4D Cinema Experience
What’s included:
– 3-hour walking tour of the top wizarding film locations and sights
– Fun local tour guide
– Small-group sizes
– Visit 2 amazing wizarding shops
– Tickets for the London Eye
What’s included:
– Entrance ticket for the London Eye
– 3-hour walking tour with a fun local guide
– Small Tour Group Size (10 – 15 guests per group)