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Beaches & Waterfronts, City Squares
The Queen's Walk Southbank
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Description
London's Cultural Riverside for Dynamic Brand Experiences
Queens Walk, a bustling riverside promenade stretching between Tower Bridge and Lambeth Bridge, offers an unparalleled platform for brand activations and experiential marketing. This iconic location provides an ideal setting for creating memorable brand experiences among a diverse audience of tourists, locals, and culture enthusiasts in the heart of London's vibrant Southbank area. Queens Walk Southbank offers a dynamic platform for brand activations, combining cultural richness with urban energy. Its prime riverside location and diverse audience provide the perfect stage for creating impactful brand moments in one of London's most popular tourist destinations.
With one versatile space available close to the London Eye and Royal Festival Hall, brands can engage with consumers in a high-visibility location that captures the essence of London's cultural heartland. The area's popularity among international visitors, city commuters, and culture enthusiasts offers brands the opportunity to connect with a wide cross-section of demographics throughout the day.
The combination of iconic views, cultural surroundings, and high footfall makes Queens Walk an ideal location for a wide range of brand activations, from interactive installations to sampling events and pop-up experiences
Key Features
Prime location on the south bank of the Thames
Stunning views towards Westminster and across London
Proximity to world-famous landmarks and cultural institutions
Part of Europe's largest centre for the arts
High footfall from tourists, commuters, and culture seekers
Adjacent to the London Eye and Jubilee Gardens
Vibrant mix of entertainment, dining, and cultural offerings
Transport Links
Train: Waterloo Station (few minutes walk)
Underground: Waterloo, Westminster, Embankment stations
Bus: Multiple routes serving the Southbank area
River Bus: nearby piers
Walking: Part of the Thames Path
Nearby Attractions
London Eye
Royal Festival Hall
National Theatre
Queen Elizabeth Hall
Hayward Gallery
Tate Modern
Shakespeare's Globe
Queens Walk, a bustling riverside promenade stretching between Tower Bridge and Lambeth Bridge, offers an unparalleled platform for brand activations and experiential marketing. This iconic location provides an ideal setting for creating memorable brand experiences among a diverse audience of tourists, locals, and culture enthusiasts in the heart of London's vibrant Southbank area. Queens Walk Southbank offers a dynamic platform for brand activations, combining cultural richness with urban energy. Its prime riverside location and diverse audience provide the perfect stage for creating impactful brand moments in one of London's most popular tourist destinations.
With one versatile space available close to the London Eye and Royal Festival Hall, brands can engage with consumers in a high-visibility location that captures the essence of London's cultural heartland. The area's popularity among international visitors, city commuters, and culture enthusiasts offers brands the opportunity to connect with a wide cross-section of demographics throughout the day.
The combination of iconic views, cultural surroundings, and high footfall makes Queens Walk an ideal location for a wide range of brand activations, from interactive installations to sampling events and pop-up experiences
Key Features
Prime location on the south bank of the Thames
Stunning views towards Westminster and across London
Proximity to world-famous landmarks and cultural institutions
Part of Europe's largest centre for the arts
High footfall from tourists, commuters, and culture seekers
Adjacent to the London Eye and Jubilee Gardens
Vibrant mix of entertainment, dining, and cultural offerings
Transport Links
Train: Waterloo Station (few minutes walk)
Underground: Waterloo, Westminster, Embankment stations
Bus: Multiple routes serving the Southbank area
River Bus: nearby piers
Walking: Part of the Thames Path
Nearby Attractions
London Eye
Royal Festival Hall
National Theatre
Queen Elizabeth Hall
Hayward Gallery
Tate Modern
Shakespeare's Globe
London, England
Demographics
% ABC1
67%
Avg. spend/visit
£55
Avg. dwell time/visit
60 mins
Men
44%
Women
56%
This data was provided by the location provider. Data is common to all spaces within the location.
Floor plan
Queens Walk plan
