Category: Guides

2021 is set to be a bumper year for Canary Wharf foodies. Cargo’s Market Hall food market is opening shortly, and the floating restaurant complex at the Water Pavilions is being fitted out for The London Project’s Canary Wharf opening later this year. Joining in on the food and drink experience, Pergola London are bringing… Continue reading Pergola on the Wharf — Canary Wharf

Canary Wharf is a small private estate, famous for housing a considerable proportion of the U.K.’s banking and financial technology sectors. As a result, there are many questions surrounding who works there, and what they earn! One question that’s frequently asked — how much is the average Canary Wharf salary? Unsurprisingly Canary Wharf is significantly… Continue reading Canary Wharf average salaries

Cargo at Crossrail Place is a new development immediately opposite the Canary Wharf Crossrail station bringing the streetfood market revolution to Canary Wharf. Alongside the 340,000 square foot of office space, the revamped building provides huge roof terraces, bars, a coffee shop and what is soon to be the largest food market in Canary Wharf!… Continue reading Canary Wharf Streetfood — Market Hall

There are plenty of new Canary Wharf buildings, and thousands of future homes in the pipeline. One key driver of the placement of new buildings across the Isle of dogs, are area masterplans. These masterplans provide a framework for areas identified for high-density new development. They guide Tower Hamlets planning, the London Mayor, and prospective… Continue reading South Quay Masterplan

One surprising fact about Canary Wharf is that it has a huge amount of art and sculptures dotted around the estate. In fact, the Canary Wharf art trail is the largest outdoor art collection in London! At current count there are over 75 sculptures and outdoor art exhibits throughout the estate. The art trail is… Continue reading A guide to the Canary Wharf Art Trail

Canary Wharf has a growing selection of food and drink, with many pop-up stalls and indoor and outdoor food markets! As a truly international area a great thing about Canary Wharf is the variety of food and drink on offer — from Sushi to Steak and everything in between! Aside from traditional cafés and coffee… Continue reading Top bubble tea in Canary Wharf

Despite London having a staggering amount of greenery — a 2011 UK National Ecosystem Assessment claimed 47% of the capital was made up of green space — any city can feel like a concrete jungle sometimes. If you’re looking for a bit of fresh air — this guide is for you! Here’s a compilation of… Continue reading Parks near Canary Wharf

What area of London is Canary Wharf? Canary Wharf is located in East London, highlighted on the London area map. While East London spans a large area, Canary Wharf is on the western edge, and as a result is very close to Central London. Canary Wharf Borough Canary Wharf is located in the London Borough… Continue reading Where is Canary Wharf? — An area guide

With 2021 looming and New Year’s resolutions arriving shortly, it’s that time of the year when people are considering fitness again. Yoga and Pilates have rapidly increased in popularity over the last few years — and could be a great option for anyone looking to start a new fitness regime or mix up their existing… Continue reading A guide to Yoga in Canary Wharf

An introduction to Third Space Canary Wharf With beginnings dating back to Soho in 2001, The Third Space — as it was then known — is a fast growing, boutique fitness and luxury gym brand. Acquired by Encore Capital in 2014 the group has undergone extensive renovation of all their gyms with their aim to… Continue reading Third Space — Canary Wharf

The biggest DLR station Canary Wharf’s DLR station is a 6 track monster — the biggest on the DLR network. It has also come a long way since its opening in 1991. The DLR network has had multiple extensions and expansions — now serving 45 stations with triple-length automated trains. Passenger numbers have skyrocketed, having… Continue reading Canary Wharf’s DLR station

Introduction The Quay Club is the name given to Canary Wharf’s first private members club — due to open in early 2021. The vision for the club is to be globally the most desirable and inspirational private members’ club for the urban professional Adamson Associates — Executive architects It is an offshoot from The Arts… Continue reading The Quay Club — A Canary Wharf members club

Where is North Quay? North Quay is located just to the immediate north of Crossrail Place. It is a 3.28 hectare site with approved plans for a 3.8 million square foot development. The site sits between West India Quay to the west, and Billingsgate fish market to the east. North Quay Plans and their evolution… Continue reading North Quay — The future of Canary Wharf

The tallest Novotel The Novotel at Canary Wharf — situated at 40 Marsh Wall — is a slender 39-storey high rise solely occupied by the AccorHotels Group. Rising 127 meters, this hotel is actually the tallest Novotel in the world. The £149 million development provides 305 hotel rooms, and a wealth of amenities. The hotel… Continue reading Novotel Canary Wharf — 40 Marsh Wall

Innovative design in Wood Wharf One of the nicest things about living in Canary Wharf is the sense of constant change and progression. The area has changed remarkably over the years. Yet, with major developments in the pipeline across the peninsula — alongside the new Wood Wharf area — this change continues rapidly! In the… Continue reading Water Pavilions

March 2021 update: While this year’s Winter Lights Festival is now over, several lit exhibits remain as permanent art features, scattered around the Canary Wharf estate. For information on which light festival works remain, and information on the free art trail, see the Canary Wharf Art Trail Guide. With a focus on rebranding Canary Wharf… Continue reading Canary Wharf Connected By Light — 2021 light festival

Uber Boat has taken over Londons Thames Clipper ticketing – making travelling to and from Canary Wharf even more convenient. Find out what’s actually changed, and details on the new service.

Waterfront property is in. Instead of filling in the docklands to create more land for housing, you are now more likely to find developers demolishing buildings to open up access to the waterfront! Across the Isle of Dogs, developments with access to the water as a key feature are springing up: The new estate Wood… Continue reading Swimming in Canary Wharf docks

Expanding upon Canary Wharf Canary Wharf is famous for being the UKs biggest financial hub, a private estate in the heart of east London.  The success of the financial center has spurned massive regeneration and large residential development across the Isle of Dogs. Yet, up until now there have been no residential offerings from the… Continue reading Wood Wharf — Canary Wharf Group

If you have missed the last decade, Crossrail, aka the Elizabeth Line, is a completely new 73-mile railway line. It routes east to west across London, and once completed it is predicted over 200 million people will use it annually. The 60 miles of track starts further east than Stratford, and runs all the way… Continue reading Crossrail Place

A huge proportion of people working in Canary Wharf arrive via public transport, over 85 percent according to Tower Hamlets data. Despite this, there are over 6000 parking spaces on the estate itself, and plenty more across the Isle of Dogs. In fact, for its zone 2 location, its a relatively easy part of London… Continue reading Driving to Canary Wharf