The national waterways charity's free 'Places to Visit in London' guide showcases the capital's canals and rivers, offering maps, tips, and visitor facilities. With over ten million visitors enjoying various activities like walking, cycling, and paddleboarding, it's evident that these waterways play a vital role in city life. Ross Daniels emphasizes the importance of connecting with nature and the heritage of London's waterways. Notable locations like Brentford and Camden offer lush landscapes, diverse wildlife, and recreational opportunities, highlighting the balance between urban life and nature.
The Canal & River Trust charity cares for over 100 miles of canals and rivers in London, providing free to visit outdoor open spaces, and the chance to connect with nature.
Last year, more than ten million people visited the charity's 2,000-mile network of canals and rivers, enjoying activities like walking, cycling, and wildlife spotting.
Brentford is a pocket open space in West London with beautiful locks and paths, making it a great place to escape the city and spend time in nature.
Camden, once a heavily industrialised area, is now a popular tourist destination, where visitors can try canoeing or paddleboarding at the Pirates Castle.
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