Highlights
- London bicycle tour to Olympic Park
- Explore parts of East London on the way to the Olympic venue
- See where the main events of the summer 2012 Olympic Games will take place
- Pass some of London's most historic landmarks, including Tower Bridge
- Insightful commentary from your expert local guide
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Tower BridgeMe in front of Tower Bridge with the Olympic rings hanging. I loved behing in London and can't wait to go back ...Photo by: Nikki H
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Parking LotWhy did we have to go through a parking lot/shopping area as a part of this tour, we still wonder! Seriously on the ...Photo by: Nikki H
USA, 07 2012 -
Olympic ParkThe stadium as seen from the observatory in the Stradford mall.Photo by: Nikki H
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At Olympic ParkAgain we did NOT tour the park. We road around the outside of the fenced areas of the park. These are zoomed in ...Photo by: Nikki H
USA, 07 2012 -
Olympic park as seen fron the ...Olympic park as seen from Stradford Mall. We did NOT tour the park. We road around the outside of the fenced areas of ...Photo by: Nikki H
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Bikes for the tourThese are the bikes we used for the tour.Photo by: Nikki H
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What You Can Expect
Bike Tour of Olympic Park
Starting from South Bank in Central London, your journey will take you past some of London’s most famous attractions along the Thames, including Tate Modern Art Gallery, Tower Bridge, Shakespeare’s Globe Theater, Borough Market and London Bridge.
Stop for lunch ( at your own expense) at Europe’s largest shopping mall, with glorious views of Olympic Park and its venues. Throughout your tour, your guide will explain the history of East London and the legacy that these games will leave for London.
On the way back you will pass Victoria Park, Regents Canal and Brick Lane before your ride ends at South Bank. In total, your tour distance is approximately 20 miles (32 kilometers) of easy to moderate cycling.
Customer Reviews
October 2012
Awesome tour at must do. You get to see a lot of the standard tourist sites like St Paul´s but you get off the beaten track and find canals and inlets you´d nver see otherwise. A full day´s riding but in reality not very hard and it is mostly flat. Guide was excellent. Try to go on Sunday as then Brick Lane will have it´s market on.
October 2012
Enjoy the tour good way of getting around London, some of the lanes and alleys are a bit uneven so you need to be careful.
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