Woolwich area guide

Woolwich: A dynamic hub of business, culture and diversity

Surrounded by a rich, dynamic history and a world-class history, Woolwich offers a dynamic blend of business, culture, and diversity. From being the hub of British sea power in the 18th century to a lively urban area, Woolwich has transitioned itself a lot. From ambitious redevelopment projects at the core of Woolwich, the area is perfusing new vitality into its historic streets. Once famous for its weapons factory and dockyards, Woolwich now provides several attractions, including microbreweries, dance companies, and exciting pop-up markets. This change has made Woolwich an attractive spot for various business corporations looking for an opportunistic environment full of creativity and potential.

Transportation links to Central London

Woolwich has strong connectivity with the DLR, Southeastern trains and the Elizabeth Line ( Crossrail), providing quick links to central London and beyond. Major roads like the A206 and A205 provide good road connectivity while the Woolwich Ferry and nearby Thames Clipper services offer additional river transport options.

Evolution of Woolwich

The historic Woolwich Arsenal site is turning into modern living spaces and a growing cultural hub, as seen in many of the projects like the Royal Arsenal Riverside. With a seamless fusion of history and development, Woolwich provides both residents and visitors with a wide variety of experiences to explore. Whether you want to take a good stroll along a peaceful waterfront, enjoy some good eateries, taste some delightful cuisines or enjoy a fully lively environment.