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    Cadogan Pier, Chelsea Embankment, London, SW3 5RJ

    West Zone
  • Wheelchair

    This pier is not accessible

    Unfortunately access to Cadogan Pier is too steep for wheelchair or pram users to safely board our services.
  • Ticket (1)

    Ticket machine and Oyster Readers but no staffed ticket office
  • Mooring Bollard Fill

    Pier facilities

    This pier is not sheltered

Serving Chelsea, Cadogan Pier is named after Earl Cadogan who built the original pier in the 1800s. If you’re travelling along the river at night, be sure to look out for Albert Bridge, lit by thousands of LED lights the sight is unmissable.

Please note: Cadogan is a private pier owned by the Cadogan Estate, you may need to ring the bell labelled 'River Bus Services' to be allowed access.

Tickets can be bought at ticket machines at the pier before travel, but to save time and money touch in and out with your Oyster or contactless card. You can also buy your tickets online or use the Uber app or the Thames Clippers Tickets app.

River Bus service patterns

   RB6 services call at Cadogan.
RB6 only operates during mornings and evenings on weekdays.

Eastbound RB6 departures towards central London, Canary Wharf and Greenwich:

First morning boat Last morning boat First evening boat Last evening boat
06:55 11:25 17:33 21:34

 

Westbound RB6 services towards Putney:

First evening boat Last evening boat
16:39 20:37

 

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Continuing your journey from Cadogan Pier

  • Subway

    Sloane Square or South Kensington, on the District and Circle lines, are the nearest London Underground stations to Cadogan Pier. Both stations are around a 20-minute walk from the pier.
  • Bike

    The nearest Santander Cycle stations are on Phene Street, a short walk from the pier or Danvers Street which is further west along Chelsea Embankment.

    The pier is on Cycling Quietway Q15.
  • Parking Fill

    Albert Car Park is just across Albert Bridge from Cadogan Pier in Battersea Park.
  • Car Pickup

    The pier is located immediately next to two bus stops (Albert Bridge QD and QE).

    There will likely be many Uber drivers ready for service in this area too.

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FAQs

Please read our full FAQ’s page.

What to do when the gate is locked?

If you're planning to board our services but the gate is locked, please press the 'River Bus services' bell on the right-hand-side of the pier's entrance to be allowed in. 

Please be mindful that Cadogan is a residential pier.

Is Cadogan Pier accessible?

Unfortunately, Cadogan Pier is not currently pram, mobility scooter or wheelchair accessible by ramp.

What is Cadogan Pier’s nearest underground station?

The nearest underground stations are South Kensington and Sloane Square Stations, which are both around a 20-minute walk from the pier.

Can I use Oyster Card at Cadogan Pier?

Yes, you can touch in and touch out with contactless payment cards or Oyster to pay as you go on our services.

Can I buy tickets on the day?

Yes, tickets can be bought at ticket machines at the pier before travel.

What is the postcode for Cadogan Pier?

The postcode for Cadogan Pier is SW3 5RQ