An oasis of undivided attention in one of London’s busiest transport and lifestyle hubs

The Screen @ Paddington Central sits directly behind Paddington Station, where the Sheldon Square Amphitheatre has been reimagined as the Paddington Central Amphitheatre. The only DOOH screen in the immediate area, the screen demands attention without competition.

Large format and full motion, the screen carries commercial content alongside film screenings and coverage of international sports events such as Wimbledon and the FIFA World Cup – making it ideal for gatherings in Central London. Its sought after location, open air layout and tiered seating mean it’s the perfect space for collective viewing and streaming of key cultural events.

Capture audiences with significant purchasing power in an area with an annual retail spend potential of £33m¹ and benefit from longer viewing times. Paddington Central attracts both premium office audiences throughout the working day and affluent evening dwellers and diners, with annual footfall of 4.8m.¹

Location details

Location London
Format Large Format Landscape Digital
Motion Levels Full Motion

The Location

Positioned directly behind Paddington Station, Paddington Central has undergone a transformation to become a thriving mixed-use district. With 200 new canal-side apartments, two new office developments of over 30,000m² including Microsoft HQ, a range of bars and eateries on the iconic Grand Union Canal and new landscaped public spaces,² it’s become the new Central London space for dining and exploring.

Paddington Station

The UK’s third busiest station, Paddington welcomes almost 70m passengers a year,³ whilst also providing direct connections via the Elizabeth Line and Heathrow Express. With high-speed connections to the West of England and South Wales, Paddington is one of London’s key transport hubs.

Hyde Park

Nearby Hyde Park is one of London’s eight Royal Parks, spanning 350 acres. Welcoming millions of visitors annually, it’s home to landmarks including the Serpentine Lake and Speaker’s Corner. Hosting British Summer Time, which attracts over 600,000 festival goers every year,⁴ Hyde Park is one of London’s most popular destinations for recreation and outdoor events.

Little Venice

A picturesque canal side neighbourhood set where Grand Union and Regent’s Canal meet, Little Venice is known for its waterside cafes and colourful narrowboats. With boat trips available to Camden Market and London Zoo, it’s an area which offers an escape from the city centre.

1) Paddington Central Retail, 2026
2) Sidell Architects, 2026
3) GOV.UK, 2026
4) British Summer Time, 2026