This guide - edition 2010 - is for visitors who like to explore this famous City of London by bike or on foot beyond the traditional places of interest. It follows the mostly traffic free Thames Path from the Tower Bridge in London to royal Richmond upon Thames, the home of Mick Jagger. The Thames is the historic main artery of London with many unique points of interests on its sides. Walking or cycling the Thames Path is more rewarding than the regular London city trips and tours. This guide describes the points of interest, including all bridges, and includes some beautiful photographs that will help you to find your way. The full 30 km long route takes 3 - 4 hrs of non-stop cycling or up to 8 hrs of walking. Cycling will give you time to enjoy the various points of interest such as Tate Modern, the Globe Theatre, the London Eye, Westminster, Kew Gardens, Marble Hill House and Richmond upon Thames.