Your big city gateway
There’s nowhere quite like it. Famous the world over, London seamlessly blends iconic historical landmarks with modern architecture, plentiful green spaces and world-famous gastronomy. From the glitzy theatres of the West End and the electric nightclubs of Soho, to the grand museums of South Kensington and bustling boutiques of Carnaby Street, you’ll be spoilt for choice, no matter your interest.
A city of world class culture & entertainment districts.
Greenwich
Just 20 minutes along the Thames lies leafy, historic Greenwich. With stunning riverside views, expansive green spaces and renowned landmarks like the Royal Observatory and the Cutty Sark, the area retains a thriving village-like atmosphere, with an array of boutiques, cozy cafes, and vibrant markets.
Canary Wharf
The heart of the city’s financial district, with its striking skyline and cutting-edge architecture, Canary Wharf provides a dynamic environment for professionals and families alike. With world-class amenities, high-end shopping and gourmet dining, to wellness centres and riverside promenades, you’ll be sure to find everything you need.
West End
To the west, and north of the River Thames, you’ll find the West End, home to numerous theatres, tourist attractions, shops and restaurants. Soak up the lights of Piccadilly Circus, stroll past Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace, or take in one of the world-famous stage productions running throughout the year.
Discover the secret charms of Woolwich.
As one of London’s newest creative districts, Woolwich weaves a rich tapestry of history and thriving contemporary culture. The local town centre is a hotbed of music, art and dining, with bars, restaurants and pop-ups galore. Woolwich Works combines all these and more: a unique creative space for music, exhibitions, classes and comedy nights. Check out Punch Drunk for an Immersive Entertainment Experience, and Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair for all things art. If you like to work up a sweat, you’ll find tennis courts nearby, along with running tracks and football clubs to join. There’s also a range of gyms, yoga and pilates studios including Pure Gym, The Yoga Space and Waterfront Leisure Centre. What’s more, there’s a rare outdoor lido at Charlton, allowing the brave to take an alfresco dip, no matter the weather. For the history buffs, amble along the maritime waterside from Woolwich to Greenwich by way of the Thames Barrier, with foot tunnels to explore, and ancient cosy pubs to linger with a glass of something cold.
1 / 8 Gails Woolwich
2 / 8 Starbucks Woolwich
3 / 8 Middle Dock Canary Wharf
4 / 8 Charloton Lido Charlton
5 / 8 Assembly Royal Arsenal Woolwich
6 / 8 Old Royal Naval College Greenwich
7 / 8 Queen Anne Court Greeenwich
8 / 8 Street Food Greenwich
Stay connected to all that matters
Whatever part of the city you want to reach, Trinity Park puts you within reach. With numerous transport options available, London (and beyond) is your oyster...
Woolwich Dockyard National Rail
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Uber Boat by thames clipper
| North Greenwich | 11 mins |
| Greenwich | 22 mins |
| Canary Wharf | 31 mins |
| Embankment | 62 mins |
| Battersea Power Station | 82 mins |
Elizabeth Line
| Canary Wharf | 8 mins |
| Liverpool Street | 15 mins |
| Farringdon | 17 mins |
| Tottenham Court Road | 20 mins |
| Paddington | 26 mins |
| Heathrow Airport | 54 mins |
London City Airport
| Amsterdam | 1 hr 5 min |
| Paris | 1 hr 15 min |
| Geneva | 1 hr 30 min |
| Zurich | 1 hr 35 min |
| Milan | 1 hr 50 min |
DLR
| London City Airport | 8 mins |
| Canning Town | 12 mins |
| Stratford | 20 mins |
| Canary Wharf | 20 mins |
| Bank | 27 mins |
Walking
| Woolwich Dockyard St | 6 mins |
| Maryon Park | 7 mins |
| Thames Path | 9 mins |
| Sainsbury’s Supermarket | 16 mins |
| Woolwich town centre | 22 mins |
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Perfectly placed for families, work and play
All paths lead to Trinity Park whether by land or riverside... Explore more with the Green Chain Walk.
Stretching from the River Thames to Nunhead Cemetery, the Green Chain Walk spans fields, parks and woodlands across 50 miles (82km), split into 11 easy-to-follow sections.
Go explore –perambulate, walk, jog, run, push, cycle and dawdle...
Educating growing minds.
For parents with children of all ages, from early primary schooling to secondary and further education, Woolwich and the borough provides an excellent selection of schools and educational establishments to choose from
Good schools for all ages
| Primary | Rating | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Windrush Primary | Outstanding | 9 mins |
| Thorntree Primary | Good | 12 mins |
| Woodhill Primary | Good | 4 mins |
| Mulgrave Primary | Good | 15 mins |
| Mary Magdalene | Good | 22 mins |
| Secondary | Rating | Distance |
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| Royal Greenwich Trust | Good | 10 mins |
| Leigh Academy Blackheath | Outstanding | 27 mins |
| The John Roan School Blackheath | Good | 28 mins |
| Blackheath High School for Girls | Independent | 21 mins |
| The Pointer School | Independent | 23 mins |
| Townley Grammar School | Outstanding | 60 mins |
| Further Education | Distance | |
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| Greenwich University | 22 mins | |
| Rose Bruford – Theatre and Media College | 42 mins | |
| Woolwich College | 16 mins | |
| University of East London | 42 mins | |
| UAL – Stratford | 51 mins | |
| UCL School of Management | 34 mins | |
| London South Bank University | 47 mins | |
| Cass Business School | 45 mins | |
| Goldsmiths University | 35 mins | |
| University College London | 52 mins | |
| City, University of London | 55 mins | |
| UCL East Campus (Stratford) | 48 mins | |
| SOAS University | 55 mins | |
| University of Westminster | 47 mins | |
| UAL: Central Saint Martins | 59 mins | |
| Queen Mary University of London | 50 mins | |
| King’s College London | 47 mins | |
| London School of Economics | 50 mins | |
| Imperial College London | 61 mins |
*All travel times are based on the fastest walking or public transport times according to Google Maps.
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