About

Greenwich Peninsula is the fastest growing and most vibrant part of London, bringing together culture, community, design and architecture to create an amazing 21st century space.

At the heart of the Peninsula is the world’s most popular entertainment venue – The O2. Catch some of the biggest names in music and comedy at The O2 arena, walk over the roof of the iconic tent with Up at The O2, enjoy up to 70% off superstar brands at Outlet Shopping at The O2, and experience everything from movies and ten-pin bowling to trampolining and a whole street of bars and restaurants.

You can also fly across the River Thames on London Cable Car (formally known as IFS Cloud Cable Car) or practice your swing at the Greenwich Peninsula Golf Driving Range.

Surrounded by the Thames, the Peninsula features miles of riverside walkways offering stunning views and numerous iconic artworks. Follow the public art trail The Line, and you’ll encounter everything from an upturned pylon and a ‘slice’ through an old boat to Antony Gormley’s striking "Quantum Cloud."

Designed by the creators of Manhattan’s High Line, The Tide is London’s first-ever elevated riverside linear park. Rising nine metres above Peninsula Square, you can stroll along timber-decked bridges through native trees and giant sculptures. The route features monumental artworks from the likes of Allen Jones, Morag Myerscough, and not one, but two water-themed pieces by Damien Hirst.