Suggestions for Light Rail Station near Isle of Dogs, London
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Alistair • April 9, 2013In a change to my previous tip which actually had 8 likes.. When you checking could you please tweet @thejawsofobcity and tell him your here.
Akku c. • December 10, 2017The tunnel of DLR underneath the River Thames was constructed by Japanese Nishimatsu Construction Co. in 1999 with Shield Tunneling Method developed by Sir Marc Isambard Brunel,the British engineer.
Hilmi R. • February 28, 2011Take the Stratford bound if you're not going past Canary Wharf. It's always empty!
Henry H. • February 18, 2012Take the exit of platform 2 to the centre of Greenwich. It's much faster if you know where your going!
Marie S. • February 20, 2017The Oyster touch-in/out panel is hard to spot: it's downstairs. Don't miss it before getting up to the trains!
Tom Y. • January 12, 2011In the winter it's worth getting on from the Supermarket side so you can stand behind the glass doors. It's bloody freezing otherwise.
Miles R. • August 5, 2011Southbound to Lewisham, take the fourth set of doors from the front (rear of first carriage) for National Rail and Oyster readers.
HISTORY UK • February 14, 2011London’s first purpose-built docks were built here in 1802, cutting the area off from the shore and creating the ‘Isle’ of Dogs. At the time they were the largest dockyards in the world.
Matt H. • April 27, 2016Modern clean station after major redevelopment. Well designed, with artisan workshops & amenities nearby.
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