The rather futuristic view from the bottom of the escalators in the Jubilee Line station looking up to the exit in Canada Square.

The building directly ahead is Number One Canada Square, sometimes called Canary Wharf, and the rectangular opening at its base is the entrance to a vast shopping centre. From the look of the 6 clocks in the square in front they want to make sure that you know the time.

Don't imagine that if you go into the shopping centre you can have a quick look round. It's far too big for quick anything.

A small part of the underground shopping centre below Number One Canada Square. This place is vast with numerous arcades like this one and there is a lot more of this arcade behind the camera than you can see in front.

This is Canada Place, another aspect of Canada Square showing a large blue saucer-shaped sculpture.

On the edge of Canada Square and directly over Canary Wharf Underground Station is Jubilee Park which is one of the largest green areas within Docklands.

A rather pleasant landscaped park with plenty of water features which the ducks certainly seem to appreciate.