Olympic Stadium, the centerpiece of Olympic Park, is the site of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies. Read more.
Forming part of the gateway to Olympic Park, the Aquatics Center features a 50m competition pool, a 25m competition diving pool and a 50m warm-up pool.
This is one of the largest temporary venues ever built for an Olympics and it will be one of the most heavily-used venues at this year’s games. Read more.
The top half of the venue is covered in 3,000 square metres of copper, most of which is recycled. Read more.
This place is tough to miss. In fact, it’s the largest competition venue at the Olympics. The venue will be divided into 4 halls, hosting 13 different sports. Read more.
The site of Equestrian and Modern Pentathlon events, this 183-acre park provides some amazing views of the River Thames and St. Paul's Cathedral.
5,000 tons of sand were shipped in to create London's 'beach' for the Olympic Beach Volleyball competition. Read more.
Can't make it to an event? Stop by Hyde Park to watch the Olympic Games on a series of big screens. Read more.
Located less than 20 miles north of Olympic Park, this venue will host the Canoe Slalom competition. Read more.
This is the first venue built exclusively for Water Polo at the Olympics. Read more.
Wembley Stadium hosted the Opening Ceremony for the 1948 London Olympic Games. Read more.
