The O2 Arena in Greenwich is an exciting experience for entertainment, leisure, and iconic views—all under one striking, dome-shaped roof. Travellers can enjoy live performances by global music stars, popular comedians, and international sports tournaments in the arena’s impressive 20,000-seat space. Visitors will also find The O2 Entertainment District, filled with restaurants, bars, and a state-of-the-art cinema. It’s the perfect spot to grab a meal or drink before or after a show. For a more adventurous experience, guests can take on Up at The O2, an exhilarating guided climb across the roof of the dome. Once at the summit, climbers are rewarded with breathtaking 360-degree views over London, including the River Thames, Canary Wharf, and the Olympic Park. Whether you're catching a show, shopping at the Icon Outlet, dining by the riverside, or scaling the dome itself, the O2 Arena offers a memorable day or night out that blends entertainment, adventure, and London’s modern skyline.

A ride on the IFS Cloud Cable Car (formerly known as the Emirates Air Line and often called the O2 cable car) offers travellers a unique and scenic way to experience London from above. Spanning the River Thames between Greenwich Peninsula (near the O2 Arena) and the Royal Docks, the cable car provides breathtaking aerialß views of the capital’s skyline. As you glide high above the river, you’ll see iconic landmarks such as Canary Wharf, the O2 Arena, the Thames Barrier, and, on clear days, even as far as St Paul’s Cathedral and the Shard. The journey lasts about 10 minutes (longer during quieter periods), giving travellers plenty of time to take photos, admire the sights, and enjoy the peaceful experience away from the city’s hustle and bustle. The cable car is especially stunning at sunset or in the evening when London is lit up below. Ideal for couples, families, or solo adventurers, the cable car offers a fun and affordable way to see the city from a fresh perspective.

Greenwich Park offers travellers a peaceful yet exciting escape in one of London’s oldest and most historic royal parks. Spanning over 180 acres, the park blends natural beauty with rich heritage and iconic views. Visitors can walk through wide, tree-lined avenues, enjoy open green spaces, and admire beautifully landscaped gardens, including the Flower Garden and the Herb Garden. One of the main highlights is the Royal Observatory Hill, which offers breathtaking panoramic views over London’s skyline, including the River Thames, Canary Wharf, and St Paul’s Cathedral in the distance. Travellers can stand near the Prime Meridian Line, just outside the Observatory, and take in the sense of global significance. Wildlife lovers will enjoy spotting deer in the Deer Enclosure, while families can take advantage of the playground and open areas for outdoor games. The park also contains historical monuments such as the Queen’s House, the General Wolfe Statue, and remnants of Roman ruins.

Travellers enjoy a truly unique and educational experience set in one of London's most historic and scenic locations. Perched atop Greenwich Park, the observatory offers stunning panoramic views of the River Thames and London skyline. The highlight for many is the chance to stand with one foot in the Eastern Hemisphere and one in the Western Hemisphere on Prime Meridian Line, where world time begins. Inside, visitors can explore Great Equatorial Telescope, one of the largest of its kind in the UK, and the beautiful Octagon Room, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, where early astronomers charted the stars. History lovers will enjoy viewing John Harrison’s marine timekeepers, the revolutionary clocks that solved the problem of measuring longitude at sea. The Shepherd Gate Clock outside the main gates, with its rare 24-hour display, is another must-see. The Peter Harrison Planetarium offers immersive shows exploring the universe, perfect for families and astronomy enthusiasts alike.