Landmark Thames leisure site set to make a splash

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The HMS President Entirely Covered in Dazzle Camouflage by German Artist Tobias Rehberger is Moored by the Victoria Embankment on the River Thames in London Britain 14 July 2014 the Dazzle Camouflage was Used Extensively During the First World War As a Means of Camouflaging a Ship Using Bright Colours and Geometric Shapes to Make It Difficult For the Enemy to Target It Accurately the Original British Warship From 1918 is Part of an Arts Programme Marking the Centenary of the Wwi United Kingdom London

A landmark site on the River Thames in central London has been put up for sale through Christie & Co.

The agent has been appointed to sell a permanent mooring, occupied by Royal Naval base ship HMS President until 2016,