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Living in Canary Wharf: A Guide
Wondering if living in Canary Wharf is right for you? Canary Wharf is a striking landmark on the London skyline and one of the world’s leading financial centres. But alongside its nine-to-five business buzz, it’s also a great place to call home. Here’s why.
1. King’s Cross to Limehouse Basin
If the idea of taking to London’s roads without being safely enclosed in a vehicle fills you with anxiety, this is one of the best East London cycle routes for you.
It’s a 6-mile cycle along the Regent’s Canal, starting at King’s Cross and ending at the Limehouse Basin, meaning minimal road-cycling time.
From King’s Cross’ trendy Granary Square, head east along the canal.
As you head down this stretch of canal towards Hackney, you’ll find a hidden, peaceful retreat from the busy city roads, and some of the beautiful period houses that East London is famed for.
2. Hackney Marshes to Walthamstow Wetlands
If the idea of taking to London’s roads without being safely enclosed in a vehicle fills you with anxiety, this is one of the best East London cycle routes for you.
It’s a 6-mile cycle along the Regent’s Canal, starting at King’s Cross and ending at the Limehouse Basin, meaning minimal road-cycling time.
From King’s Cross’ trendy Granary Square, head east along the canal.
As you head down this stretch of canal towards Hackney, you’ll find a hidden, peaceful retreat from the busy city roads, and some of the beautiful period houses that East London is famed for.
Best East London Cycle Routes: A summary
So there you have it, four great East London cycle routes for you to take in the sights and urban natural beauty this corner of the city offers.
Please remember, when cycling along canals and riversides to be courteous to pedestrians using the paths – and pay attention to make sure you and your bike don’t go for a dip in the water!
