The London experience

Live in the city. Build your future.

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Ravensbourne sits on the Greenwich Peninsula, right next to The O2. You’ll have the best of London on your doorstep - from riverside walks, markets and green spaces to worldclass music, culture, food and entertainment.

And with one of the world's biggest business and technology hubs on your doorstep, London isn't just somewhere to study. It's where your future starts.

A snippet of London

The o2

The O2

From live gigs and comedy at The O2 to cinemas, theatres, clubs and late-night food spots across London, there’s always something to do after class.

Greenwich peninsula with people walking around

Greenwich Peninsula

Ravensbourne is right at the heart of the Greenwich Peninsula, with The O2, restaurants, entertainment and the Design District all on your doorstep. Explore the Thames, hop on the cable car, or head towards Canary Wharf and London's financial district - all within easy reach.

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Food and drink

Take a break, grab a coffee and explore Greenwich’s cafés, restaurants and lively local markets. From street food and international flavours to independent cafés and food stalls, there’s always something new to try from around the world.

Tower bridge and the river thames with boats

The Thames and Tower Bridge

Discover London's iconic landmarks from the banks of the Thames, with excellent transport links making it easy to explore everything the capital has to offer. Take a boat ride, dine with a view or stop for a selfie.

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Greenwich Park

Home to more than 3,000 parks, London is one of the world's greenest capitals. 

Wherever you are in London, green space is never far away. Enjoy panoramic views from Greenwich Park, spot deer in Richmond Park, explore Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park or discover seasonal art installations at Kew Gardens.

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Art and History

Discover London's rich history and vibrant art scene, from Greenwich's iconic landmarks and museums to galleries, exhibitions and hidden cultural gems across the city.

What's it like living in London?

London can feel huge at first, but you'll quickly find your favourite places, routines and neighbourhoods. Whether it's your regular coffee stop, your go-to food market or the park where you meet friends, you'll start to make the city your own.

Explore easily 🚇

North Greenwich gives you easy access to the Jubilee Line and connections across London, so the exploring never stops.

Make your money go further 💷

You don't need a fortune to experience the city with student discounts, free attractions, markets and affordable things to do.

Meet people from everywhere 🌍

London brings together people, cultures, languages and food from around the world.

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Find your London

Central London street with bus and pedestrians

Central London

From the West End and Covent Garden to museums, galleries, shopping and famous landmarks, Central London is yours to explore.

Camden market with food stalls

Camden Market

Check out Camden’s famous markets, street food, live music and alternative fashion.

Soho street and clubs

Soho and Westend

Experience theatres, restaurants, shopping and nightlife where the hustle and bustle never stops.

Pastries in London food market

Borough Market

Taste your way through one of London’s best-known food markets, with street food, local produce and flavours from around the globe.

Shoreditch street with graffiti

Shoreditch

Discover street art, independent shops, global food spots and a buzzing nightlife scene.

Getting around

London is a city of distinctive neighbourhoods, each with its own unique character, culture and sense of community.

With excellent transport links, it's easy to explore London's diverse districts by public transport. Getting around is affordable too, with bus journeys across the city costing just £1.75 per trip. Discover some of London's most-loved creative neighbourhoods wiht our guide below.