PIN Thames Barrier Park

Riverside Park in the East

The Thames Barrier Park is 14 hectares of riverside greenspace. It is located on the north side of the River Thames next to the Thames Barrier. It was designed by a french architect Allain Provostand includes a Pavilion of Remembrance which commemorates local people who died in the Second World War.

The green trench running through the park was intended as a reminder of the site`s dockland heritage. It provides a sheltered microclimate for a `rainbow garden` - strips of coloured plants. The Park boasts a spectacular view of the Thames Flood Barrier.

History

The park is the first riverside park for over 50 years. It's open since 2000.

How to get there

The best way to get there is to take the DLR and get off at
Pontoon Dock, the park is just in front of the stop.

Triptide Thoughts

If you want to have some peacefull and quiet moments this park is the best place to go.

Owner

Déborah Casolaro

Hello, my name is Déborah, I am a french student in international trade in south of france and I am starting an internship at Triptide. I chose London because I always dreamed to visit London I think it's a beautiful place. I practice horse riding, ...