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Greenwich Pier
Greenwich Pier is located in the heart of Greenwich, South East London, along the River Thames. It’s easily accessible by riverboat services, making it a popular point of arrival for visitors traveling from central London. The pier is situated near the iconic Cutty Sark, just a short walk from the historic Greenwich Market. With excellent transport links, including the Greenwich DLR and London Underground stations nearby, Greenwich Pier is a convenient and scenic gateway to explore the area’s rich history, culture, and attractions.
Where to Meet
Dock: King William Walk, London SE10 9HT
Nearest Tube Stations:
Cutty Sark Station – DLR
Nearest Bus Stops:
- 177, 188
- Greenwich Town Centre / Cutty Sark (C)
- Greenwich Town Centre / Cutty Sark (D)
- Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich (A)
Disabled Access:
Greenwich Pier is accessible to wheelchairs, with step free access from the ticket office to the boats.
Ticket Booth Open Times:
Daily 10am – 5pm
Timetable
Here is our timetable, please check times for when our boats arrive and leave Greenwich Pier.
Things to do at Greenwich Pier
Why not check out our Sightseeing and Dining Cruises or Thamesjet! Where you can come on board at Westminster Millenium Pier and see London from a different view.
Things to do at Greenwich Pier
Greenwich Pier London is perfectly placed for visitors and commuters, boats to and from Greenwich Pier granting you access to London’s iconic sights and attractions.
Why not check out our sightseeing or 24hr River Pass Cruises you can hop on from Greenwich Pier and make your way through to the heart of the city.
Closest Attractions near Greenwich Pier
Greenwich is a beautiful, historic and buzzing area of London and is home to many great attractions and are all accessible from Greenwich Pier! Discover the best attractions in Greenwich like Cutty Sark, National Wartime Museum and the Royal Observatory.
Tower Bridge
Spanning the River Thames in the centre of London, Tower Bridge was built from 1887 to 1894. In the years since, it has become a symbol of the city.
The Bullet-shaped Building
30 St. Mary Axe—that’s the address and official name of this odd-looking building. Nicknamed the Gherkin by Londoners because of its pickled cucumber shape, the 41-story glass-and-steel skyscraper stands in the middle of The City’s busy financial district.
Shakespeare's Globe
East of Tate Modern, beyond the Millennium Bridge, is the Globe Theatre, but it’s not the Globe of Shakespeare’s days. That structure burned down in 1613. The current Globe Theatre was built in the 1990s.
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There’s plenty to see in London! Why not visit these great piers:
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FAQs
How to get to Greenwich Pier?
There are a few ways to get Greenwich Pier, the nearest tube station is Cutty Sark on the DLR and then is a 6-minute walk to the pier. Or the nearest bus stop is Greenwich Town Centre from there it is an 8-minute walk. Also if you are coming from the water, you can get to Greenwich Pier on our Hop on Hop off sightseeing cruise.
Where is Greenwich Pier?
Greenwich Pier is on the south bank of the River Thames in Greenwich.
Are boats running to Greenwich?
Yes, our boats run every 40-minutes.
How long is the boat trip from Greenwich to Westminster?
The duration of the cruise is 1hr 15mins.
Who owns Greenwich Pier?
Transport for London owns and operates the Greenwich and North Greenwich piers.
What pier is Cutty Sark on?
Cutty Sark is opposite Greenwich Pier
How do I get to Greenwich market by boat?
You can get to Greenwich Pier from either Westminster or Tower Pier. From the pier to the market it’s a 3-minute walk.
What is Greenwich Pier’s nearest railway station?
Greenwich Pier’s nearest station is Cutty Sark on the DLR Line. Don’t be confused with North Greenwich that is on the Jubilee Line.
What is the Greenwich Pier postcode?
Greenwich Pier’s postcode is King William Walk, London SE10 9HT
Is Greenwich Pier accessible?
Greenwich Pier has wheelchair accessibility.