Jubilee Place — Attraction in London

Based on the other side of Canary Wharf Shopping Centre, Jubilee Place has a range of things to offer, from food joints, retail shopping to doing some groceries shopping, it has a little of everything.

Getting here is simple enough, you can just drive here to use their parking bays for a price of course. If public transport, Canary Wharf via Jubilee/Docklands Light Railway (DLR). For buses, Canary Wharf Station (Stop L/K) cater to D7, 135, 277, N277 and N550 or on the other side, Canada Square North (Stop H) caters to buses D3, D8, N277 and N550, while Canada Square South (Stop J), both caters to buses D3, D7, D8, 135, 277, N277 and...

I went to have lunch in Canary Wharf.

The security guards that protect Canary Wharf are very very polite.

Finding car park was not so easy.

But after finding the car park I managed to park my car very easily and there was lots of space in the car park.

But coming out of the car park and going to the shopping centre to find my restaurant is very very complicated.

Reception is not very good on my mobile so Google Maps did not work very well.

But I did some shopping in the Jubilee Place retail centre and I also had my lunch in a very great Place. Chai ki.

Recommend Day out.

But remember parking is Quite a...

This is one of five malls in the busy and confusing layout of Canary Wharf. The focus of this mall is around eating venues and a few smaller fashion retail outlets. The main issue is that it can be hard to locate if you do not access it via the underground station. The floor levels can also be confusing with two lower levels, which should have one labelled as lower ground. It is amusing to see people just as lost as yourself and the maps are of little use. Aside from this main point, it provides a mixture of famous and unique fast-food restaurants with some exclusive clothing shops. It is worth a trip if you...