Cabot Square Fountain — Local services in London

The view that first seems amazing just gets normal and your outdoor space is limited to a narrow balcony, that I guess you can lie out on. The noise of the DLR screeching wheels, soon gets normal, good job as you can hear it through closed windows. You never see your neighbours, apart from at the communal gym, if you like that sort of thing. You can see other sad souls in neighbouring towers sitting watch TV. It’s a very lonely existence, not surprised people work long hours. Shopping tends to be Tesco express, not much else there. London is just geared to take money out of you, mainly by food and drink. Hard not to get overweight as what else is there to do. Local bars like the Alchemist soon get standing room only. Luckily you can easily escape to Greenwich etc, which are a hundred times nicer, proper shops, cafes, green spaces etc. Far better...

Cabot Square is a vibrant and modern public space located in Canary Wharf, known for its impressive architecture and lively atmosphere. Surrounded by office buildings, shops, and restaurants, it serves as a popular spot for workers and visitors to relax and socialize. The square features art installations, fountains, and plenty of seating areas, making it ideal for lunch breaks or casual meetings. Throughout the year, Cabot Square hosts various events and markets, adding to its dynamic and welcoming vibe. Its central location and stylish design make it a key gathering place in London’s...

I loved this place; it was very calm and featured a beautiful fountain. It offered a great view and had plenty of benches. Unfortunately, when we visited, there were too many kids around, which disrupted the tranquility of the area. While some noise is to be expected, these kids lacked respect: they ran around screaming, chased birds, played on top of the fountain, drank from it, and climbed on the sculptures. I don’t want to sound too harsh (they’re just kids, after all) but it was challenging to enjoy the space, and I couldn’t help wondering where their...