The London Aquatics Centre is located at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This is a vibrant area to explore, home to award winning parklands, waterways and playgrounds which are free for everyone to visit.
Besides the London Aquatic Centre, other important landmarks in the area include the London Stadium, the London Aquatics Centre, the Copper Box Arena and Lee Valley VeloPark – all former olympic and paralympic venues.
The bustling area is also home to businesses, schools, universities, and cultural venues, creating a diverse and vibrant atmosphere.
Eating:
The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park has two main cafes: the Timber Lodge Café (drinks, breakfast, brunch and lunch, and even a BBQ in spring and summer) and The Last Drop (coffee, cakes and pastries, light lunches and snacks)
Visitors will find toilet facilities at the park, as well as kiosks along Tessa Jowell Boulevard to pick up a quick snack or drink.
Water fountain facilities can be found by The Last Drop and Tumbling Bay Playground.
ArcelorMittal Orbit:
The ArcelorMittal Orbit is considered one of London’s most exciting attractions. The Slide at the ArcelorMittal Orbit opened in June 2016. Measuring 178m, The Slide is the world’s tallest and longest tunnel slide.
Thrill-seekers can visit the attraction from Friday – Monday each week. Tickets are limited so it is recommended that you pre-book online to secure a spot.