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Trinity Buoy Wharf

Maritime Heritage Meets Creative Innovation

Discover one of London's most unusual heritage destinations, where maritime history, public art and creative industries come together on the banks of the Thames.

 

Situated at the meeting point of the River Thames and River Lea, Trinity Buoy Wharf was once a vital centre for lighthouse maintenance and navigation. Today it has been transformed into a thriving cultural destination while retaining its historic character. Visitors can explore London's only lighthouse, admire public art installations and discover creative workspaces occupied by artists, designers and makers. The site also offers impressive views across the Thames towards The O2 and the Royal Docks.

With its combination of industrial heritage, riverside location and creative energy, Trinity Buoy Wharf offers a distinctive experience that reflects both the history and future of East London.

Website: www.trinitybuoywharf.com

Email: enquiries@trinitybuoywharf.com

Vintage black cab mounted on a rooftop beneath a metal tree sculpture, set against a clear blue sky at Trinity Buoy Wharf
Trinity Buoy Wharf
Orchard PlaceLondonE14 0JW

East India DLR station is just a 5-minute walk from Trinity Buoy Wharf, while Canning Town station, served by the Jubilee line and DLR, is around a 10-12 minute walk away. Bus routes 108, 241, 300 and D3 stop nearby, with the N551 night service also serving the area, making it easy to visit from across London.