This time a local one, around Rotherhithe and the Surrey Docks (or Surrey Quays as its now known)
Most of the route following the Thames Path, and has a lot of historical interest in the area, from the place where the Mayflower first set sail from to the first tunnel known to have been constructed successfully underneath a navigable river.
Although this side of the docks has been re-developed, it is mainly with housing and not the towering buildings of Canary Wharf and this helps to show how big the docks really were.
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| Rotherhithe Ramble |
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| Greenland Dock |
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| Tide Gauge House |
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| Canary Wharf |
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| Lavender Pumphouse |
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| Rotherhithe Tunnel Shaft No.2 |
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| Brunel Museum |
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| I.K.Brunel |
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| Mayflower |
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| Hope (Sufferance) Wharf |
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| St. Mary's Church |
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| Thames and City of London |
