The Tide — Attraction in London

Seems almost like SE London's answer to NYC's High Line (or at least, a very short version of it - currently walking leisurely from one end to the other is probably a 5min walk at most). However, it's a nice walk and gives you a better vantage point, especially the bits closer to the Thames. Overall a nice detour if you were already in the area

Would be better if it was longer (apparently there are plans to extend it to be 5km long), if there was more shade (it gets very hot on sunny days), and more signage introducing the artworks...

There are some good artworks to be found in the area but this oddity does nothing to enhance them. Originally billed as a linear park this is nothing of the sort, park conjures up images of lovely green spaces not an elevated walkway to nowhere. What is its purpose? It doesn't work as a public space or as an artwork and it certainly doesn't work as a community space. On all of my visits the lift has been out of order and at times part of the structure itself have been roped off. This needs a...

A elevated linear landscaped “pier walk” from Peninsula Square for less than a kilometre, terminating abruptly aside the Thames on the eastern perimeter of Greenwich Peninsula. Mostly noodling purposelessly between rearward buildings with little in the way of panoramic views. Also a minor segment of “The Line” public art trail featuring sculpture and “Installation Art.” A minor novel distraction that’s at best a more direct and solitary approach to...