The Lea River Park: East London’s hidden gem celebrated
A new exhibition opens today (5 April) at New London Architecture (NLA) charting the history and future of the Lea River Park.
The redevelopment of the Lea River Park opens up 45 acres of new space creating walkways and cycle paths stretching from Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to the historic Royal Docks.
It takes a couple of hours to walk the entire Lea River Park with the opportunity to stop off and learn about its rich history:
Indian Pale Ale was first brewed on the banks of the Lea at the Bow Brewery.
Three Mills is the world's biggest tidal mill which was listed in the Domesday Book and is now a film studio home of Master Chef.
Bow Ecology Park is a thriving wildlife sanctuary with newts, water scorpions and flocks of wading birds.
Trinity Buoy Wharf is home to London's only lighthous...
