15. The O2 Information & History
The Millennium Dome opened to the pubic 1st January 2000. It was built to house the Millennium Experience, an exhibition celebrating the beginning of the third millennium. The project failed to attract the number of visitors anticipated, and suffered financial problems, even though it was the most popular tourist attraction that year and had great customer feedback. It closed 31 December 2000. In December 2001, it was announced that Meridian Delta Ltd. had been chosen by the government to develop the Dome as a sports and entertainment centre. On 31 May 2005 The dome was publicly renamed as The O2, in a £6 million-per-year deal with company O2 plc. The redevelopment began the dome's transition into an entertainment district including an indoor arena, a music club, a cinema, an exhibition space and bars and restaurant. The venue opened to the public on 24 June 2007 with a concert by rock band Bon Jovi. More at wikipedia | Also read news.bbc.co.uk >
View Photos of here and nearby locations | Buy Prints
Lime House Basin
Olympic Park
Royal Victoria Dock
Royal Albert Dock
Albert Basin
London Bridge
Tower Bridge
St Katharine’s Dock
Shadwell Basin
West India Docks
Poplar Dock
East India Dock
Surrey Water
Canary Wharf
The O2 Centre
King George V Dock
Blackwall Basin
Thames Barrier
Greenland Dock
Millwall Dock
Greenwich Foot Tunnel
South Dock
London Docklands Photography
PhotographyBuy PrintsHistory and InformationAttractionsPhoto BlogLinksContact
1.London Bridge
2.Tower Bridge
3.St Katharine Docks
4.Shadwell Basin
5.Surrey & Canada Water
6.Limehouse Basin
7.Greenland Dock
8.South Dock
9. Millwall Dock
10.Canary Wharf
11.West India Docks
12.Blackwall Basin
13.Poplar Dock
14.Greenwich Tunnel
15.The O2 Centre
16.East India Dock
17.Olympic Park
18.Thames Barrier
19.Royal Victoria Dock
20.Royal Albert Dock
21.King George V Dock
22.Albert Basin
Luke Agbaimoni
O2
Bg