See & Do Guides

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Among the luscious green verges of Canary Wharf, hidden behind water features and magical walkways, lies a hive of activities, with a host of extraordinary events for everyone to enjoy this spring.

1. Paws on the Wharf

   

   This free, accessible art trail, brought to you by Guide Dogs and Wild in Art and supported by Citi, arrived in Canary Wharf on 25 March and will stay until 17 April. Paws on the Wharf brings a collection of 25 larger-than-life guide dogs’ sculptures to Canary Wharf, each individually decorated by talented artists in vibrant designs. Spread across 16 different locations in Canary Wharf, this free public trail is the perfect family day out.

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2. Minigolf

   

   Our bright and colourful minigolf course, designed by artist Craig Redman&Karl Maier, will return this 6 April, transforming Montgomery Square into a vibrant, one-of-a-kind attraction. Bringing a creative twist to Canary Wharf, our minigolf course is free and perfect for families of all ages. The 9-hole course is open daily between 12-6pm, and our event steward will provide clubs and balls.

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3. Spirit of Place by Simone Brewster

   

   Spirit of Place by Simone Brewster, reminiscent of columns or vessels and capturing the essence of the cork oak trees, is located in Harbour Quay Gardens. The five totems can be seen from multiple viewpoints. This ongoing, free exhibition delivers the perfect contrast of architectural shapes, greenery, and water at Canary Wharf.

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4. Ping pong

   

   Head to Montgomery Square or Union Square from Saturday, 6th April, and you will find ping pong with a difference – with five colourful tables that are free to use every day from 12 noon to 6pm. For friendly competition and working up an appetite, it’s the ideal way to spend the afternoon. Bring your own bats and balls or staff will provide them for you. 

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5. Art for Everyone

   

   Opening a world of artistic inspiration, Canary Wharf is home to an impressive outdoor art collection, complete with over 100 artworks across the Wharf, ranging from sculptures to immersive installations. This year, we have updated our popular Children’s Art Trail so little ones can discover 12 carefully selected pieces chosen to appeal to budding young artists. Take our downloadable guide with you, full of activities to engage and interact with the masterpieces you find along your way.

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6. Illusionaries

   

   Explore the exciting relationship between artificial intelligence and refined art in the exhibition by Markos Kay, featuring a specially composed soundtrack by music designer and producer Jesse Salomon Clark. Presented by Illusionaries, the new exhibition titled ‘Latent Spaces’ takes you on a linear journey starting with the beginning of life itself. Step into London’s first ever story-based immersive art experience: a mind-bending fusion of art and technology!

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7. Flip Out

   

   Flip Out Canary Wharf is the biggest and best indoor adventure park in London! Offering fun activities for all ages, Flip Out attractions include Bumper Cars, Laser Quest, Soft Play, Krazy Karts and much more. The indoor park is open daily from 10am to 7pm and offers a wide range of sessions. Booking is required; check availability now!

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8. GoBoat 

   

   Make the most of the (hopefully!) better weather and spend more time on the water. Perfect for groups of up to eight, GoBoat offers an ideal activity for all ages. Cruise through Canary Wharf’s beautiful waterways in a self-driving boat, sailing past lush green gardens and stunning architecture. Choose between one, two, or three-hour trips and enjoy a picnic on board. Pre-booking is recommended!

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9. Sunday roasts

   What would a weekend be without great food? A classic Sunday Roast is the order of the day, with a variety of options to suit every preference.

   

   With views from the dock, Sunday Roast at Hawksmoor is extra special. Blacklock is known for its high-quality meat dishes and exceptional value. For botanical interiors, sky-high views, and Sunday Roasts accompanied by delicious cocktails, discover Pergola on the Wharf. At No. 35 Mackenzie Walk, you will have the option to try their mixed roast with a selection of beef, pork belly, and chicken, as well as all the trimmings. Continuing on Mackenzie Walk, Humble Grape is popular for its wine tasting and wide range of food selections, from small dishes to main meals. If you’re seeking for a classical, relaxed pub atmosphere, The Henry Addington is the best option. Boisdale definitely adds a little flair to Sunday lunches with their “Sunday Jazz Brunch”, pairing iconic music with magnificent roast and transforming every Sunday meal into an unforgettable experience.

10. Spring Shopping 

    

    From high fashion to homeware and food, find an abundance of boutiques, services, and restaurants in Canary Wharf’s five shopping districts including the hottest openings from fashion favourite, Hobbs and Italian cosmetic brand, Kiko.

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