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The Secrets of the Thames runs from April 11, 2025, to March 1, 2026. Tickets are available through the London Museum website starting from £16. For further details, visit londonmuseum.org.uk.

The Thames is unpredictable and potentially dangerous. Tides can creep up silently, and stepping off firm ground into mud is always a leap into the unknown, so plan carefully.