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- 1. Crystal Palace
- 2. National Maritime Museum
- 3. Tower Bridge
- 4. St Paul’s Cathedral
- 5. City of London
- 6. Canary Wharf
- 7. Mile End Stadium
- 8. Emirates Stadium
- 9. Alexandra Palace
- 10. Hampstead Heath
- 11. Camden Lock
- 12. ZSL London Zoo
- 13. Regent's Park
- 14. Covent Garden
- 15. London Eye
- 16. IWM London (Imperial War Museum)
- 17. The Oval
- 18. Houses of Parliament
- 19. Hyde Park
- 20. Royal Albert Hall
- 21. Battersea Power Station
11. Camden Lock
Camden Lock
Now most famous for its market, towpaths and music venues that draw over 150,000 visitors per week, the lock itself was originally constructed in 1820 to facilitate barges navigating the newly formed Regent’s Canal. At night Camden Town is one of London’s busiest urban centres for partygoers and is an ever-popular destination on London’s tourist trail. Our route from here follows the canal westwards to Regent’s Park.
Image: Joel Reich
Route Highlights
1. Crystal Palace – start / finish point
2. National Maritime Museum
3. Tower Bridge – break stop
4. St Paul’s Cathedral
5. City of London
6. Canary Wharf
7. Mile End Stadium – break stop
8. Emirates Stadium
9. Alexandra Palace – start / finish point
10. Hampstead Heath
11. Camden Lock
12. ZSL London Zoo
13. Regent's Park
14. Covent Garden
15. London Eye
16. IWM London – break stop
17. The Oval
18. Houses of Parliament
19. Hyde Park
20. Royal Albert Hall
21. Battersea Power Station
2. National Maritime Museum
3. Tower Bridge – break stop
4. St Paul’s Cathedral
5. City of London
6. Canary Wharf
7. Mile End Stadium – break stop
8. Emirates Stadium
9. Alexandra Palace – start / finish point
10. Hampstead Heath
11. Camden Lock
12. ZSL London Zoo
13. Regent's Park
14. Covent Garden
15. London Eye
16. IWM London – break stop
17. The Oval
18. Houses of Parliament
19. Hyde Park
20. Royal Albert Hall
21. Battersea Power Station






