For the big fans of the city, worth visiting the modern side of London. Go at night, is more beautiful and you will see the British leaving work for happy hour.
Awesome place during day and night. There is enormous 3 level shopping centre under ground, but be aware as it's quite pricey. During winter they open very romantic ice rink.
Never say you'll meet someone by Canary Wharf Station, there are now three of them, all sharing the same name, all in separate areas (DLR, Jubilee Underground and Elizabeth Line)
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My least favourite place. The warf is a sterile version of the city built purely as a business park. The heart of Londons financial business can be found in the square mile. Save yourself the trip
Don’t be put off by first impressions on Street level, there’s a whole Underground world beneath the parks, filled with corridors of shops & restaurants that link the major buildings & transport hubs
Great place to stay for a different perspective on London. Lots if great food places and you can get straight onto middle of Oxford Street on Jubilee line (Bond St stop)
This place is always alive with the buzz of people running about with their businesses, or cool events outside the station. It's definately the business capital of london.
Harry and Dumbledore's Army fly Thestrals over Canary Wharf on their way to The Ministry of Magic to save Sirius Black in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007).
The name of this place has nothing to do with birds, but with the exotic goods that were once brought here from the Canary Islands. Canary comes from the Latin ‘canaria’, so ‘Islands of the dogs’.
Loved the view and how clean it is. Just remember to keep warm as it can be very cold with a heavy breeze. Also, not sure why but the water smelled bad like it's sewage.
On 9th February 1996 Canary Wharf was hit by an IRA bomb after 18 months of peace. Listen to our free 10 minute history programme about the events of that day. Click this tip for the link. Read more