Location

Stationed on the DLR and Jubilee Lines, a short direct journey will take you to Bank station where you can continue your travels to the likes of Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Street to indulge in some retail therapy, or change to the Piccadilly line at Holborn to head to the bright lights of the West End.

The new addition of the Elizabeth Line also adds to the sought-after location of Cerulean Quarter, which can be accessed just two stops from Canning Town via Stratford, making traveling around London easier than ever before.

One of London’s central business districts, Canary Wharf, is only two stops on the Jubilee Line. Or, for those who want to cycle, Canary Wharf is accessible via cycle paths for commuters on wheels. If you want to soak up the sights of the capital on your travels, the Uber Boat by Thames Clippers offers a fast and scenic way to commute via the water, with boats departing frequently from the Royal Docks to Central London.

International travel

For those traveling further afield, Canning Town is just three stops from London City Airport, or you can change at London Bridge to travel to Gatwick Airport. If you’re traveling from Heathrow Airport, this is also easily accessible with only 13 stops on the Elizabeth Line from Canary Wharf.

Catching the Eurostar from Kings Cross St Pancras to Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam has never been easier, with only 5 stops on the Jubilee Line from Canning Town, changing at London Bridge, before 5 more stops via the Northern Line.