All Attractions near ABBA Arena

A purpose-built Stratford arena for ABBA Voyage, where the visit is shaped by showtimes, pre-show drinks, and a tightly run concert experience.

A small Whitechapel memorial park where the former churchyard of St Mary Matfelon meets Bengali heritage, anti-racism remembrance, and local street life.

A striking Olympic Park landmark in Stratford, the ArcelorMittal Orbit pairs red steel sculpture, skyline views, and a slide when operating.

A compact indoor market on Brick Lane, where independent stalls, street art and East London foot traffic meet in a short, easy browse.

Explore Billingsgate Market, London’s historic and largest inland fish market, bustling with fresh seafood and rich maritime heritage.

Discover BrewDog Shoreditch: A vibrant bar and restaurant offering craft beers, delicious food, and a lively atmosphere in the heart of East London.

Brick Lane Jamme Masjid: A historic mosque embodying centuries of faith, migration, and community in East London’s vibrant Spitalfields.

Discover Brick Lane: London's vibrant street filled with rich history, eclectic shops, and tantalizing food from around the world.

Historic Hackney market street with food stalls, cafés, pubs, and independent shops between London Fields and Regent’s Canal.

A large East London mural in Shadwell commemorating the Battle of Cable Street, best visited as part of a reflective heritage walk.

London’s sleek financial district blending towering skyscrapers, vibrant urban life, and serene green spaces on the historic Isle of Dogs.

A large North Greenwich multiplex inside The O2, with 19 screens, premium formats and easy access for a film-led evening out in London.

An independent Shoreditch cinema with a film library, café-bar and tightly curated programming for documentary, classic and experimental film fans.

A Sunday flower market in Bethnal Green where Victorian shopfronts, crowded stalls and seasonal blooms turn one narrow street into a London ritual.

An Olympic-era indoor arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, used for sport, esports, concerts, and live events in east London.

A compact Shoreditch passage inside the Old Truman Brewery, where warehouse brickwork, pop-ups, cafes, and event traffic shape a brisk urban stop.

Explore the thrilling world of aviation with interactive exhibits and flight simulators near the Thames in London’s Emirates Aviation Experience.

A premium three-screen cinema in Stratford Cross, with sofa seating, lounge-bar service and a relaxed dine-in format near Stratford station.

A 24-hour Stratford casino and bar in the Olympic Park district, drawing adults for gaming, drinks, sports viewing, and late-night indoor entertainment.

A railway-arch microbrewery in Hackney Central serving house beer, casual food and lively evenings in a compact east London setting.

Discover a vibrant urban farm in East London where city life meets sustainable farming, friendly animals, and community spirit.

Discover Hackney Museum’s rich stories of community, migration, and culture in London’s vibrant borough of Hackney.

Indoor ten-pin bowling inside The O2, with food, drinks, and a social, event-driven atmosphere on Greenwich Peninsula in London.

A compact, well-run live venue inside The O2, where concerts, comedy, and special events unfold in a tightly focused indoor setting.

A premier language school in central London offering expert English courses and vibrant cultural experiences for global students.

A polished Canary Wharf water feature where fountains, clipped planting, and tower reflections create a brief but distinctive urban pause.

Olympic-era cycling venue in Stratford with an indoor velodrome, BMX tracks and a practical, session-based feel inside Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

A Zaha Hadid-designed Olympic pool complex in east London, still busy with swimmers, divers, lessons, and gym users inside Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Explore 400 years of London’s docklands history in a stunning riverside warehouse with interactive exhibits and family-friendly galleries.

A vast east London stadium shaped by Olympic history, football, athletics, and concerts, with strong transport links and a tour-friendly behind-the-scenes visit.

A vibrant 32-hectare linear park blending nature, art, and sport along Regent’s Canal in East London.

A small Limehouse museum devoted to Bible history, manuscripts and printed editions, best for a short guided visit with a strong interpretive focus.

Explore Sutton House, Hackney’s oldest Tudor manor, blending 16th-century heritage with vibrant community spirit and an award-winning urban garden.

A compact Columbia Road gallery-shop for street-art prints, framing, and a quick dose of East London creative retail culture.

A former Brick Lane community garden and street-art yard, built on reclaimed land and now closed, remembered for its improvised creative atmosphere.

Experience the stunning Thames views and vibrant atmosphere at North Greenwich Pier, your gateway to exploring London's riverside attractions.

London’s iconic entertainment arena hosting world-class concerts, sports, and cultural events in a striking dome by the Thames.

A former east London VR venue where private pods, game sessions and a bar turned a Hackney street address into a short, booked night out.

A small east London paddling pool in Canning Town Recreation Ground, best for short family visits in warm weather and only if the facility is operating.

A quiet Spitalfields street of Georgian terraces, workshop traces and migration history, best explored on foot as part of an East End heritage walk.

Historic riverside pub in Wapping with Thames views, dockland atmosphere, and a long pub history that makes it more than a simple drink stop.

Explore Victorian East End life and the pioneering free education movement at London’s Ragged School Museum, housed in historic canal warehouses.

Discover Ratcliff Beach, a hidden pebble shore on the Thames with stunning Canary Wharf views and rich maritime history in East London.

A compact Bethnal Green wine bar in a railway arch, serving London-made wines, kitchen dishes, and tasting-led evenings in an intimate urban setting.

A community-minded East London arts venue with cinema, live performance, gallery space, and a bar, all packed into a busy Bethnal Green building.

Historic London dock transformed into a vibrant waterside community hub for leisure, water sports, and scenic urban living.

Historic dock turned vibrant waterside community and activity hub on the Thames in East London’s maritime heart.

Craft beer, live music, and creative energy beneath a Hackney railway arch.

A compact East London city farm with animals, growing beds, and a strong community role, set just beyond the City in Spitalfields.

Explore the historic St Anne's Church in Limehouse, a serene Anglican church rich in history and architectural beauty in the heart of London.

Historic Whitechapel pub with a drinks-first focus, a beer garden, and one of East London’s most talked-about crime-history backstories.

A Victorian East End pub on Bow Road, The Bow Bells offers drinks, pub food, and sport in a compact, local setting with real neighbourhood character.

A compact East London vintage market inside the Old Truman Brewery, where pre-loved fashion, street food, and Brick Lane’s industrial character meet.

Discover The Cocktail Club in Shoreditch, a trendy cocktail bar offering innovative drinks and a vibrant atmosphere for an unforgettable night in London.

A polished indoor FRIENDS™ walkthrough at Excel London, with recreated sets, photo stops, and a nostalgic pace that suits fans and casual visitors.

Step into London’s quirkiest cocktail bar and museum of curiosities, where absinthe meets the bizarre in an unforgettable cultural experience.

London’s premier entertainment destination blending world-class concerts, sports, dining, and vibrant nightlife under one iconic dome.

A sprawling Brick Lane brewery complex turned market and event estate, where industrial brickwork, street food, and East London creative culture meet.

A former brewery on Brick Lane where vintage stalls, food counters, bars, and event spaces fill brick courtyards and covered market halls.

Historic tidal mills meet tranquil riverside green space in East London’s unique Three Mills Island and Green.

A historic Victorian cemetery transformed into a tranquil nature reserve and green sanctuary in East London’s heart.

A guided roof walk over The O2 with wide London views, a controlled climb, and a summit that feels far more exposed than it looks from below.

Indoor street-food hall on Brick Lane with dozens of traders, casual seating, and easy access to East London’s busiest market streets.

London’s oldest public park pairs Victorian heritage with lakes, lawns, cafés, and busy local life in a flat, easy-to-walk East End setting.

A waterside Canary Wharf quarter where dockland warehouses, museum visits, cinema trips and restaurant terraces share the same compact basin.

East London's vibrant retail and entertainment destination with over 200 shops, 100 eateries, and family-friendly fun near the Olympic Park.

A compact East End heritage stop where centuries of bell founding meet Whitechapel’s busy street life and a listed industrial frontage.

A free east London museum where childhood, design and play are presented through hands-on galleries, family activity spaces and a busy indoor rhythm.