Emirates Cable Car ride offers mesmerising views of one of London’s most legendary features, its unique skyline. An important part of London’s city culture, the skyline is a representation of the city’s ethos of the past living with the present. The age-old structures belonging to London’s rich history co-exist in harmony with modern skyscrapers. Witness the magnificence of St. Paul’s Cathedral and the most recognisable skyscraper of the skyline, the Gherkin, as you relax and have fun 300 feet above the ground. From the Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster to the Shard and the London Eye, spot all the highlights of London’s enchanting skyline from the Emirates Cable Car.

Experience the bold modernity of London’s fastest-growing upscale community at the Greenwich Peninsula. Located on the banks of the Thames River, the Peninsula boasts of being the new London, which is a destination for modern urban living. The region, which has seen steady industrialisation since the nineteenth century, has now become a hub of riverside residential spaces equipped with ultra-modern facilities. Witness the rapidly-transforming centre of London’s modernity from the Emirates Cable Car. Spot the artworks of The Line, the Greenwich Millennium Village, The O2, the Ravensbourne University, and the numerous other highlights of Greenwich Peninsula from 300 feet above the ground.

The Royal Docks, London’s iconic historical water space, were once the largest enclosed docks in the world. With a length of four kilometres, the waterfront has now transformed into a lively modern destination to live, play and work. The Royal Docks has been a host of events, activities and attractions centred around the river waters. The mesmerising story of the docks is a combination of old and new. With the growing community, new restaurants and bars are opening every month. Hop on the Emirates Cable Car and make a dramatic entry into the enthralling Royal Docks.

Home to the world’s most famous music, comedy, sport, and entertainment, The O2 is the pride of modern London. From jam-packed performances by the greatest names in music to all-around entertainment for visitors, the multi-purpose indoor arena has something to offer for all age groups and tastes. Located in Greenwich Peninsula, it also has the second-highest seating capacity for an indoor arena in the UK. And if that is not enough, visitors can also climb onto its world-renowned roof and indulge in exhilarating views of the cityscape. Explore a different side of London as you enjoy 360-degree views of Greenwich, Canary Wharf, and the Olympic Park.