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T A M H W O M R F I F DR E R Every bike journey up to 30 minutes is free. If you hire a bike for longer than 30 minutes, it costs an additional £2 for every extra 30 minutes (or less) you hire the bike. Check the map for the nearest docking stations along the route. 2.5 miles Around 1-1.5 hours Start: St. Katharine’s Dock End: Canary Wharf Hire a bike (using your Badly bombed during promo code if you have WW2, St Katharine Docks (1828) are named one) from the Santander after a 12th century Cycles docking station hospital, St Katharine’s on St. Katharine’s Way. by the Tower, which once stood on the site. Enjoy the food market Continue along St. on Friday and Saturday Katharine’s Way (away lunchtimes. from St Katharine’s Docks). At the T junction with Wapping High Street, turn right, then immediately first left onto Redmead St Katharine’s Dock Lane to join the shared path next to Hermitage Waterside. Turn left down the winding ramp and beneath the bridge to the canal. You may need to dismount. Follow the peaceful canal path past Tobacco Dock, with its sailing ships, straight on through Wapping Wood, beneath the red ‘rolling bridge’ and up to Shadwell Basin. Veer left and follow the waterside path around until you reach Glamis Road. Tobacco Dock Tobacco Dock (1811) is a Grade I listed warehouse which was used as Cross Glamis Road (to the an imported tobacco left of another red ‘rolling store. The ‘Queen’s bridge’) and turn left. Tobacco-pipe’, a furnace in the corner of the warehouse, used to burn Then turn first right onto contraband, especially the Thames Path next to tobacco and cigars. King Edward VII Memorial Park. Follow the Thames Path signs until the path joins Narrow Street. Continue straight ahead along Narrow Street, Ships at Tobacco Dock passing ‘The Narrow’ restaurant, and crossing the bridge at Limehouse Lock. Limehouse Once home to London’s original Chinatown, the name Limehouse Continue along Narrow comes from the 14th Street, passing The century Lime kilns or Grapes pub, joining Cycle oasts (‘lymehostes’) that Superhighway 3 (CS3). produced mortar and pottery in the area. Turn sharp right onto Three Colt Street. The Grapes The Grapes is a Grade II listed pub. The current building dates from the Continue straight on, 1720s and is on the site following cycle route of a pub built in 1583. Sir National Cycle Network 1 Walter Raleigh set sail on (NCN 1), towards the his third voyage to the New World from nearby. Thames Path. Veer left and follow the Thames Path until Canary Wharf Pier where steps lead up to Westferry Circus. The Grapes Pub, Limehouse Dismount here and take the lift to the right of the steps (there’s space for two bikes, press button G), up to Westferry Circus docking Thames Path, towards Canary station to return your Wharf bike. Canary Wharf Today Canary Wharf is one of the UK’s two main financial centres You are now free to with around 1,500,000 m2 enjoy exploring Canary of office and retail Wharf with its many space. From 1802 to 1939 shops, waterside cafes, the area was one of the busiest docks in the bars and restaurants or world. hop on another MBNA Thames Clippers river bus. www.thamesclippers.com Canary Wharf skyscrapers.