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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
1. Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace was originally created by Joseph Paxton to house the Great Exhibition in 1851 in Hyde Park. It was then re-located to South London, where it continued to exist as an exhibition venue, as well as brief serving as a military base during World War One. On June 9th, this historic landmark will be called upon once again to act as one of the two start points for Nightrider™ 2012.
Image: Julian Walden
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
