River Thames

The River Thames is the longest river in England, stretching about 215 miles from its source in Gloucestershire to the North Sea. It flows through several major cities, including London, where it is a key part of the city's history and economy. The Thames is known for its iconic landmarks, such as the Tower Bridge and the Houses of Parliament. It plays a vital role in transportation and trade, while also offering recreational activities. The river supports diverse wildlife and has cultural significance, with numerous museums, art galleries, and events along its banks.