(6 Experiences)

Strapped into climbing harnesses, visitors ascend a 380-metre fabric walkway over the arena's roof to a viewing platform at the summit. A dramatic reframing of east London's skyline from 52 metres up. Fabric gives underfoot with each step; wind tugs harder the higher you climb. At the summit, the Thames unfurls as Canary Wharf towers catch afternoon light across the water. - • One of London's highest rated adventure experiences - • Summit platform sits at 52 metres above ground - • Sunset and twilight climbs consistently sell out weeks ahead

Perched atop Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium, a vertigo-inducing walkway circles the roof at 46.8 metres — the highest stadium climb in Europe. A pure adrenaline lens onto north London and the pitch below. Metal grating rings under each step; the pitch shrinks to a green rectangle far below. Wind picks up on the south side as the North Circular traffic hums faintly upward. - • Europe's highest stadium walkway climb - • Summit sits at 46.8 metres above the pitch - • One of the UK's only Premier League roof experiences

Beyond the gentle sightseeing cruises, high-powered RIB boats tear downriver at speeds topping 30 knots. Commentary turns to comedy as boats weave between bridges and flyboat commuters, Bond-chase style. Engines roar; Tower Bridge suddenly towers overhead then shrinks behind. Salt-cold spray hits faces as the pilot pulls a wide carving turn past HMS Belfast. - • Top-rated London experience for adrenaline seekers - • RIB speedboats reach up to 35 knots on open stretches - • Regular TripAdvisor 'Best of' listings in London

Perched on a north London hill, a Victorian 'People's Palace' now hosts a rooftop climbing experience across its dome and pinnacles. The vantage stretches from Canary Wharf to the North Downs on clear days. Harnesses click into the safety line as guides point out landmarks by name. Wind picks up steadily on the ridge; below, Ally Pally's park hums with weekend dog walkers. - • Alexandra Palace dates to 1873 and is Grade II listed - • One of north London's highest viewing points at 300 feet elevation - • Known as the birthplace of television — first BBC broadcast in 1936