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Thames Path - northern bank

Follows London's iconic river through a constantly shifting landscape of historic bridges, converted warehouses, and surprising wildlife along mostly flat, paved towpaths. Perfect for families and buggies on short sections, though the full route is extremely long. Dogs welcome throughout. Highlights include Tower Bridge, the South Bank cultural quarter (accessible via crossings), and numerous riverside pubs. Excellent for flexible, bite-sized walks with plenty of cafés and transport links.

Jubilee Greenway (section 1)

Follows the Thames Path through Westminster and the South Bank, mostly flat on paved riverside walkways. Perfect for families with buggies and young children—smooth, traffic-free surfaces with plenty of cafés and toilets. Dogs welcome on leads. Takes in iconic landmarks like Big Ben, London Eye, and Tower Bridge, making it ideal for first-time London visitors wanting exercise with their sightseeing.

Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Walk

Circles through four royal parks in central London on mostly flat, paved paths ideal for buggies and young families. Dogs welcome on leads throughout. Connects Hyde Park, Green Park, St James's Park and Kensington Gardens via blue plaque markers set into pavements, passing Kensington Palace, Buckingham Palace and the Serpentine. A peaceful 7-mile urban route celebrating Diana's connection to London, perfect for history-loving families wanting green space without leaving the city.

The Pawprint Trail (Paddington Bear)

Jubilee Walkway (Jubilee Loop)