Exploring East London: Canary Wharf, Olympic Park, and Greenwich

#londontrips Traveling around East London (Canary Wharf, Olympic Park, Greenwich) offers a blend of modern landmarks, history, and scenic spots. Here's a quick guide: **Canary Wharf:** - A major business district with impressive skyscrapers and shopping malls. - Easily accessible by the **Jubilee Line** to Canary Wharf station or **DLR** (Docklands Light Railway) for a scenic approach. - Visit **One Canada Square** for iconic views and **Canary Wharf Pier** for river cruises. - For dining and shopping, head to **Cabot Place** and **Crossrail Place**. **Olympic Park (Stratford):** - Home to the 2012 London Olympics, the **Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park** is now a hub for recreation. - Best accessed via **Stratford Station** (Jubilee and Central Lines, DLR, National Rail). - Must-visit: **London Aquatics Centre**, **ArcelorMittal Orbit** (offering stunning views of London), and **The Velodrome**. - Enjoy **Westfield Stratford City** for shopping and entertainment nearby. **Greenwich:** - A historic area known for the **Royal Observatory**, where you can stand on the **Prime Meridian Line**. - Reachable via the **Jubilee Line** to North Greenwich, or take the **DLR** to Greenwich. - Don’t miss the **Cutty Sark**, the historic tea clipper ship, and **Greenwich Market** for local crafts and food. - For scenic views, stroll along the **Greenwich Park** or take the **Thames Clipper** river bus for a cruise with views of Canary Wharf and beyond. With the **DLR**, **Jubilee Line**, and river buses, East London is well-connected, making it easy to navigate through these diverse, fascinating spots.