The entertainment centrepiece on the peninsula is The O2 – a world of entertainment under one roof.
The O2 is a music, sports and entertainment venue that’s already setting new international benchmarks. At the centre is a 23,000 capacity arena for the hottest music acts and world-class sports events. And there’s also indigO2, a 2,300 seat venue for more intimate performances, an 11 screen cinema - Vue at The O2.
The O2 Bubble - a spectacular exhibition space currently showing The Titanic Artefact exhibition and Entertainment Avenue - packed with restaurants, bars and clubs.
Peninsula Square
Just outside The O2, there’s Peninsula Square, London’s newest and most spectacular outdoor space. It’s a great place to meet with friends and relax before a show or at lunchtime.
The focal point of the square, Peninsula Spire - at 45 metres, is the UK’s tallest stainless steel structure, and a permanent art installation.
There’s a growing green wall - draped with vegetation - and a performance wall with a plasma screen and a purpose-built free concert stage for special events, festivals and performances.
Patterns engraved in the granite paving tell the story of the Greenwich Meridian, and geysers set in the paving animate the square with soaring columns of water. At night, vibrant lighting accentuates the square’s exciting architecture.
