Discovering the ArcelorMittal Orbit: London's Iconic Sculpture and Observation Deck

Getting There

• Tube

  To reach the ArcelorMittal Orbit at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, start by taking the London Underground. Depending on your current location, head to either the Central Line, Jubilee Line or the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). If you are near the Central Line, board a train heading towards 'Liverpool Street' or 'Ealing Broadway'. If you are near the Jubilee Line, board a train towards 'Stratford'. If you are near the DLR, board a train towards 'Stratford International'. Get off at 'Stratford Station'. Once you arrive at Stratford, follow the signs to the 'Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park'. It is about a 15-minute walk from the station. Exit the station and walk straight onto 'Montfichet Road', then take a left onto 'Olympic Park Avenue', which leads directly to the park.

• Bus

  If you prefer to take the bus, head to the nearest bus stop. From Stratford Station, you can catch bus numbers 388, 241, or 104. Board the bus in the direction of 'Hackney' or 'East Village'. You can get off at 'Stratford City Bus Station', which is a short walk to the park entrance. Once you alight, walk towards 'Olympic Park Avenue' and follow the path leading into Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, where you will find the ArcelorMittal Orbit.

• Walking

  If you are already in the vicinity of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, you can simply walk to the ArcelorMittal Orbit. From the nearest landmark, such as the 'Stratford Centre', head east towards 'Montfichet Road', then proceed straight until you reach 'Olympic Park Avenue'. Follow the avenue directly into the park, and you will see the ArcelorMittal Orbit towering above. It is a prominent structure, so you can't miss it!