I've been to Rio, I've been to LA, I've been to so many of these cities which have crafted Olympic legacies, but none of them like this.

The Park has acted as a major catalyst for regeneration across east London and has played a significant role in shifting London’s economic geography eastwards.

The people who live and work here make up one of the most culturally diverse communities in London and indeed the UK.

At Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, we are building on the legacy of the Olympics to attract further investment into culture, sports, and education. From the development of East Bank to the success of ABBA Voyage, we are drawing visitors, talent, and investment opportunities into east London. 

What we've got is a truly unique collaborative ecosystem. It starts with the Olympic Park and then goes beyond that across the rest of London and the UK.

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park stands as a global model of vision-led regeneration. It has showcased how public and private collaboration can drive significant market change and deliver rapid, high-quality urban transformation despite a hugely complex and fragmented environment.

This is a campus that is all about opportunity and investment in education and skills.

I don't know of anywhere else that has such a rich group of organisations coming together in a beautifully designed area.

The Park’s influence extends well beyond its boundaries. It stands as a major asset for London and the UK, showing how investment, innovation, enterprise, placemaking and community engagement can drive inclusive growth.

As one of London’s most versatile destinations for sport, culture, and innovation, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park delivers a year-round programme that attracts some 20 million visitors and generates over £230 million in on-site spending each year.