Trinity Buoy Wharf

A must visit if you are the area! This part of town is turning into an artistic showcase paradise! Great exhibitions indoors and outdoors

Lots of interesting and unusual things in this little hidden area of east London. Lightship 95 studio, Fatboys American diner, a car with a tree growing out of the roof, etc.
An enjoyable area of exploration for any type of person, great photography options, artistic influences, quirky coloured buildings and plenty of history.

Recommended

An art oasis in the middle of nowhere. This is one of my favourites places in London. Don't expect many restaurants or bars- there is one diner and one coffee shop but this is how it should be.
If you enter the space, the steam- punk machines would guide you around. Take a look at them (sometimes you can play with them too), go and check the moon clock and mostly, go and see the only one lighthouse in London! It's super cool. And take your time to enjoy the river view.
Finally, there is a phone booth. Go, and pick up the phone. Yes, someone will call you...

We have completed a number of Photo Booth bookings at Trinity Buoy Wharf and always love coming back! A great blank canvas wedding venue perfect for all couples!

Beautiful building at the Chainstore as well as the electrician's shop.
Trinity Buoy Wharf' features on the 2021 Great British Seeing Bee and was the location where the New Year's Eve 2020 drones we sent up for the performance above the London O2 too.
They do weddings as well as many events through the year.
Fat boys diner is just next door for a bite to eat for breakfast or lunch.
Limited parking options, so it's best to arrive on foot

Hidden gem in east London.
Would recommend for a quiet walk, the docks vibe and amazing views of Canary Wharf. Not far from the cable car so it lends itself to a good day out plan.

Great place for a short visit. A lot of outdoor artworks, fine river views, space to sit and relax and a small selection of cafe/bars. There is not much parking space and I suspect access by vehicle is controlled. Best approach is by bicycle or on foot.

One of the hidden jems of London. Place to be visited by history and art lovers. Perfect place to take instragramable pictures. Unique diner at the same time. Parking is a problem but public transport would be highly recommended. There are lots of interesting sculptures to enjoy. Also a distent view of O2.