Greenwich Peninsula is a vibrant area located in the East Second District of the city.The area is famous for its unique location, surrounded on three sides by the River Thames, forming a natural peninsula.Not only does it offer spectacular river views, it is also across the river from Canary Wharf, London’s new financial centre, providing convenient city connections.
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The public spaces and parks of the Greenwich Peninsula project include the Peninsula Gardens, public riverside space, an amphitheater and yacht club, as well as a planned floating garden on the River Thames.Bike paths circle the entire peninsula, and The Tide's elevated walkways and wetland boardwalks are great for leisurely walks.
In addition to the public work space and entertainment space in the open lobby, a quiet platform garden is embedded in the building. The tree-lined walk along the garden leads directly to the river.Residents of the community can also freely use the various facilities of the community resident service center Aperture. They can find shared work spaces, private gyms, nurseries and 24/7 concierge services just opposite their homes.
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The Greenwich Peninsula community has abundant educational resources for all ages, covering the entire growth cycle of children.There are 2 new schools built within the community with a capacity of approximately 2,000 students. One of the new schools, St Mary Magdalene School, has been rated "Outstanding".
Similarly, the well-known higher education institutions in the area are also excellent.You can walk to Ravensbourne University in London, and you can ride for ten minutes to first-class universities such as the University of Greenwich, the International College of the University of Greenwich, Queen Anne Court, and the University of Greenwich.
From the peninsula, you can also reach the world's top universities in London within half an hour: Goldsmiths, University of London, College of the Arts, London, King's College London, London School of Economics and Political Science, and Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design.
