Lots going on, street entertainers, the Eye, views of Thames and Big Ben, bars, and families enjoying themselves in a none threatening environment. Easy access from the buses.

Lots going on, street entertainers, the Eye, views of Thames and Big Ben, bars, and families enjoying themselves in a none threatening environment. Easy access from the buses.
My husband and I love this area as there is always something going on from skateboarders to booksellers and street entertainers.
Even walking back through the area to our hotel at midnight, there were plenty of people about and plenty of things to do and watch still. It seems that this area never stops living.
We loved the south bank. All the restaurants, buskers, sights and sounds were all very exciting. The London Eye is really cool as well with Amazing views over the city
Was a great place to let my 4 year old run around and see the sights during our stroll by the Thames. Plenty of free activities!
Great to see views of London. But is it really worth the long queue for a 20 min ride. My advise would be to visit later in the afternoon, when tourists break away from The Eye
The walkways round the South Bank venues teem with displays, artists, stalls etc, especially in summer. There's often a fairground, a food market, Udderbelly (inflatable temporary comedy stage), any number of cafes, the book market... Walk east to a nice little park and the artists studios under the Oxo tower. Good river views too. Worth an afternoon's stroll. Can get...
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My kids and I visited the Christmas market in November 2012. It was a beautiful sunny, relatively warm day on the South Bank. The market had all sorts of options for food and gifts, and lots of performance art to entertain all ages. This attraction can be as inexpensive or pricey as your pocket book will permit. Do not miss...
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Beautiful views on a great walk where there is entertainment, food and benches to sit and people watch. It does get seriously busy in summer, but you can avoid the crowds at low tide as the shore is a public rig of way, you can go down and walk along it all the way to Blackfriars bridge (you may have...
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Perhaps I was there at the wrong time but lots of places were not opened so it felt a bit dead. However, it's an interesting walk along the river with some nice views along the way. My mum and I walked from St Paul to London eye (abt 35 mins at a leisurely pace) and paused along the way to...
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