Trinity Buoy Wharf

Not a lot to do here? Or, in fact explore the containers and warehouses to your hearts content, before hitting Fat Freddy’s Diner for a burger and fries

Three buoy wharf has a good view. There are many pontoon bridges on the wharf. Most of the boats are yachts. Here you can take a boat stroll along the Thames River.

Trinity Buoy Wharf This is the London Arts District because it is close to the pier and consists of different containers. The world inside the container is a recording studio, where many British singers have recorded. I think this is the epitome of art London, full of rich color style and industrial design, a touch of dreamy, an attitude. When I walked in, there was a clear TBW sign at the door. The most direct thing to see was the car coffee shop. I ordered two sandwiches here, one avocado sandwich and one a signature sandwich. They are all very delicious and not expensive, highly recommended! Next to the coffee shop is a recording studio boat, with an exaggerated red shape that is eye-catching and hot. There is also a kitten on board. I saw it lazily basking in the sun at the coffee shop. Continued inside are blue containers, big light bulbs, and sculpture goddess with arms open at the dock to fly. Here you can see the river on the other side, and the cable car. It's not very big here, the circle will come out soon. Continue to walk, you can see the snack bar Fat Boy's American Diner, but I didn't open the door when I went. Continue to walk is the orange yellow red recording studio building. Although it is not big, it takes about 10 minutes to walk. But I loved to take pictures and stayed leisurely for an afternoon. Very niche and few tourists. Because there are construction sites around, public transportation subways or buses are not particularly convenient. It is recommended that you take a taxi. Address: Trinity Buoy Wharf.64 Orchard PI. Polar London E14 0JW