- Location London
- Format Large FormatDigital
- Network Kensington Olympia
- Enabled Tech Deepscreen Ocean Live Ocean React Ocean ShoutOut
The Canvas, Olympia
London
Own the centrepiece of London's newest destination
At the heart of the all-new Olympia is The Canvas, the largest screen in the UK, measuring 800sqm. Sitting above Olympia’s new pedestrianised street, Emberton Walk, it’s a natural focal point of the destination and is perfectly positioned to capture audiences as they gather and move between Olympia’s 3,800 capacity live music venue, premium hotels, office space, bars and restaurants.
Enabled with 3D DeepScreen®️, and Ocean Labs technologies, The Canvas is a state-of the-art showcase for brands, digital art, live content and large-scale activations. A highlight of Olympia’s transformation, The Canvas benefits from sustained, high-energy audiences, attracted by an offering of world-class exhibitions, culture, dining and entertainment.
The Location
Following a £1.3bn transformation and £3m investment into DOOH, Olympia has evolved from simply a historic exhibition hall into one of London’s most exciting new destinations. The landmark venue now welcomes visitors as a day to night destination, combining entertainment, culture and hospitality, and is projected to inject more than £600m into the UK economy every year. At the beating heart of Olympia is entertainment, culture and hospitality, with a new 3,800 capacity live music venue, a 1,575-seat theatre, two on-site premium hotels, a new rooftop collection of 25 bars and restaurants offering panoramic views on an alfresco terrace. Olympia is forecasted to directly attract 3.5m annual visitors to its new hotels, events and performance venues,1 – reigniting the landmark’s rich heritage.
1
Hammersmith
West London’s liveliest area, Hammersmith is a destination known for its riverside setting and iconic entertainment venues. Home to world-famous performances at the Eventim Apollo and Riverside Studios, as well as some of the city’s most historic Thames-side pubs, Hammersmith has a diverse blend of culture and nightlife, attracting tourists and locals alike.
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Holland Park
Nearby Holland Park is one of London’s best known green spaces, offering 54 acres of woodland and royal gardens. Hosting the acclaimed summer season at Holland Park Theatre, one of the UK’s leading open-air festivals, it’s the most frequently visited park across Kensington and Chelsea.2
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Kensington Palace
In the nearby Kensington Gardens, Kensington Palace has been a royal residence for over 30 years and is currently home to several members of the Royal Family. Attracting almost 450,000 visitors annually,3 it’s one of London’s most popular historic tourist attractions.
1. Volterra Economic Analysis, 2025
2. London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, 2026
3. ALVA Association, 2026
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