no. Only from the port numer 3. Right under/in front of the Eiffel Tower.

The boat has inside and a few seats outside. It's used for commuters so goes slightly quicker than the other tourist board but don't be put off by this. It's has just as many stops and being able to get on and off is great. Enjoy

Both.

Yes there are tours which focus on the Tower of London....and the bridges that cross the Thames

"...at least name all of them" You gotta be kidding right? Name all of them. Look there's the London Eye, Big Ben, St Paul's Cathedral, London Bridge...and the rest, go see for yourself!

Priya. From Brick Lane you're about 800 metres/yards north of the Thames. The best way to get there walking is down brick lane (against traffic), and when it ends turn right on Whitechapel and then take the third left (Mansell St.). Just follow this road (straight across the rotunda) and you'll end up on Tower Bridge, probably the most famous bridge in London. If you want to catch a river cruise, turn right as soon as you get to the river. About 100 metres you'll find a loading pier for the tour (as well as a ticket booth). As to veggie food you'll probably be able to get that just about any food shop in London. About 100 metres before the river you'll find many places to eat (on your left going towards the river). Enjoy and please ask again if you have any doubts.

Io da casa ho fatto il biglietto settimanale che comprendeva metrò e bus con quello ho avuto un grosso sconto anche per il traghetto che ho fatto sul posto . Però io sono andato al andata con vari metrò anche quello nero che offre una vista bellissima alla zona moderna di Londra fino a Greenwich. Poi la sera il ritorno l'abbiamo fatto col traghetto come ti ho detto con lo sconto in loco , fino a Westmister. Tragitto di quasi un oretta , di sera è stupendo e facendo così abbiamo speso veramente poco ( tanto che non mi ricordo più la cifra , ed eravamo tre adulti ) facendo in questo modo abbiamo visto Londra da due prospettive completamente diverse. Spero di essere stato esauriente,

It is possible but I would leave it @ your hotel and leave from there to LHR.

I haven't travelled to Richmond myself but note that there is a London River Service Map which details all river services. See the londontoolkit. Travelling by riverboat is certainly hassle free. Hope you enjoy your journey

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