Public Art & ArchitectureFREE TO VISIT
The Line
Greenwich Peninsula
Photo: The Line (the-line.org)
London's free outdoor public art trail, linking The O2 at North Greenwich with Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park along the waterways and the line of the Greenwich Meridian, with big sculptures by leading artists.
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About The Line
The Line is a free, open-air art trail that starts (or finishes) on Greenwich Peninsula by The O2 and follows East London's waterways and the line of the Greenwich Meridian up to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford. Along the way you'll find monumental sculptures and installations by leading international artists, set among creeks, wildflowers, docks and bridges.
It takes around four hours to walk the whole route, but you can do it in sections, and the London Cable Car makes a fun link between North Greenwich and the Royal Docks. The artworks change, as do the seasons and the tides, so it's always worth coming back. The Line is a registered charity that also runs community events, workshops and exhibitions.
Worth knowing
Why visit?
For a free, ever-changing outdoor gallery of big sculptures along the water, starting right by The O2.
What’s on here
Upcoming events at The Line
Gallery
Images are shown with source/photographer credit where supplied.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to walk The Line?
About four hours for the full route; you can also do it in sections.
Is it free?
Yes, The Line is a free outdoor art trail.