London - Location Log Book
supertri League heads to London for the third leg of the 2024 series. After an electric couple of weeksn in America we turn our attention to Englands capital. In the area? Here are some of out top suggestions for things to do if you're in East London.
WATCH THE RACE
The first thing to do is to watch supertri London!
supertri makes a fourth visit to West India Quay as the iconic London backdrop sets the scene for the first leg of the European swing of the 2024 League calendar.
Thousands of fans are expected to line the streets around West India Quay to get a glimpse of the world best triathletes battle it out on an iconic course.
12:05pm (local time) Women's Pro Race Starts
1:20pm (local time) Men's Pro Race Starts
Travel Information
We advise all visitors to supertri London travelling via public transport to use either:
Jubilee Line to Canary Wharf
Elizabeth Line to Canary Wharf
Bus services - 135, 277, D7, D3 services all run to Westferry
We strongly recommend guests arriving using the walking route to West India Quay via the North Dock pedestrian bridge from the South (Canary Wharf).
Please note that DLR services are suspended between Bank and Tower Gateway to Canning Town and Lewisham, Stratford to Canary Wharf. This means that there are no services to West India Quay DLR station.
WHERE TO EAT and drink
Thanks to our partners Savills and West India Quay we have some great deals for you when visiting supertri London!
Munich Cricket Club: A Bavarian Bierkeller unlike anything you've seen before! Featuring weekly live Oompah bands, German beers served by the stein & classic Bavarian food. You can 10% off your bill on raceday!
Ann's Smart School of Cookery: Ann's Smart School of Cookery is an intimate dining, learning and social experience, where you can gain insider tips and tricks of the trade from Ann as well as professional and Smart School trained chefs. For supertri London goers they have a special race day deals!
Event day offer: 2 Hour Spanish Tapas Class for Two with Bottomless Sangria. RRP: £306 // OFFER PRICE: £110. https://smartschool. angelfishbooking.co.uk/ voucher.aspx?id=49 Event day offer: 5 Hour Chef Skills Course for One RRP: £249 // OFFER PRICE: £129 https://smartschool. angelfishbooking.co.uk/ voucher.aspx?id=8
Browns: Housed in a Grade 1 listed old sugar warehouse in Canary Wharf, in an area rich with maritime heritage and modern architecture, Browns West India Quay restaurant and bar offers cosy, comfortable and sophisticated dining and drinking, with a large waterside terrace. They have two offers for you over race weekend!
10% Off Bill or £10.95 Breakfast and Hot Drink
(10% off a la carte menu for event staff Sat 7 & Sun 8 Sept)
WHERE TO RUN
Victoria Park: Victoria Park, often referred to as the "People's Park," is one of London’s most popular running spots. The park features wide, flat paths that encircle two large lakes and pass through beautifully landscaped gardens. You can follow a 5k loop around the perimeter, which offers a mix of open grassy areas and shaded, tree-lined paths.
Hackney Marshes: Hackney Marshes provides an excellent escape from the city’s bustle with its vast open fields and tranquil riverside paths.
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park: Running through Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park offers a unique experience of combining modern architecture with green spaces. The park’s well-maintained paths wind past iconic structures like the London Stadium, the ArcelorMittal Orbit, and the Aquatics Centre.
WhERE TO RIDE
Regent's Canal Towpath: The Regent's Canal Towpath is a scenic and peaceful cycling route that stretches from Limehouse in the east to Paddington in the west. The path runs alongside the canal, offering cyclists beautiful views of the water, narrowboats, and the surrounding urban landscapes.
Lee Valley: The Lee Valley offers an extensive network of cycling paths that run through a series of parks and nature reserves. Starting in Hackney, you can follow the Lee Navigation route north through Walthamstow Marshes, Tottenham Marshes, and beyond.
Cycle Superhighway 2 (CS2): A dedicated cycle route running from Aldgate through Whitechapel to Stratford, providing a safe and direct path through East London.
Where to swim
London Aquatics Centre: There is no better place to swim than the venue for the superti E World Triathlon Championship! Situated in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the London Aquatics Centre is a world-class facility that hosted the 2012 Olympics. It boasts two 50-meter pools, a 25-meter diving pool, and state-of-the-art facilities, making it ideal for both casual swimmers and athletes. The striking architecture and spacious environment provide a premium experience, and with lessons, fitness classes, and family swim sessions available, it’s a top destination for swimmers of all ages and levels.
London Fields Lido: Located in the heart of Hackney, London Fields Lido is a popular outdoor heated swimming pool, open year-round. At 50 meters long, it's perfect for both casual swimmers and those looking for a more serious workout. The pool is surrounded by London Fields Park, making it a great spot to relax before or after your swim. With modern facilities, including a café and changing rooms, it’s a convenient and enjoyable place to swim in East London.
What To do and where to go
Spitalfields Market: Start your journey at Spitalfields Market, one of London's oldest and most famous markets. It's the perfect blend of history and modernity, offering a range of vintage goods, artisanal crafts, and delicious street food.
Columbia Road Flower Market: On Sundays, Columbia Road transforms into a floral paradise. The flower market is a must-see, with vibrant blooms lining the street, creating a kaleidoscope of colors and scents. It's an Instagrammer's dream and a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city, perfect for picking up fresh flowers or just soaking in the atmosphere.
Brick Lane: Brick Lane is the beating heart of East London’s multicultural identity. Known for its street art, vintage shops, and curry houses, it's a street full of life and history. Wander through the alleys to discover murals by world-renowned artists, and don’t forget to grab a bagel from the iconic 24-hour Beigel Bake.
