Greenwich Peninsula has one of the best public transport links in the capital. North Greenwich Jubilee Line underground station connects the Peninsula to central London in under 20 minutes and is just one stop away from Canary Wharf and the Docklands Light Railway.

Designed by Will Alsop of Alsop and Störmer, the futuristic station is capable of handling more than 22,000 passengers per hour and has a platform that is longer than the Canary Wharf Tower is high.

Directly above the underground station is a major new bus terminal, designed by Sir Norman Foster, which handles 50 buses per hour.

The whole area is designed with an emphasis on walking, cycling and the use of public transport over the car, thus contributing towards a safe, calm, healthy environment for the benefit of all.