About Peninsula
The Peninsula, often known as Greenwich Peninsula, is one of London’s major modern riverside regeneration areas, located between North Greenwich, the River Thames and the wider Greenwich district. It is best known for The O2, contemporary apartment developments, cultural venues, riverside paths, public art and views across the Thames toward Canary Wharf and the Royal Docks. The area has a striking modern character, shaped by large-scale development and open riverside space. The O2 is the main landmark, hosting concerts, sports events, restaurants, bars, cinema and entertainment. Around it, new homes, offices, creative spaces and public areas are continuing to reshape the Peninsula into a major urban district. Transport is a major advantage. North Greenwich station on the Jubilee line provides fast access to Canary Wharf, London Bridge, Waterloo and the West End. The IFS Cloud Cable Car, riverboat services and bus connections add further travel options. The Thames Path runs around the Peninsula, offering excellent walking and cycling routes with wide river views. The area is ideal for visitors interested in entertainment, architecture, regeneration and modern London landscapes. Greenwich Peninsula is contemporary, ambitious and evolving, offering a dramatic contrast to historic Greenwich town centre.