The ArcelorMittal Orbit in London is a striking, looping red-steel landmark built for the 2012 Olympics. Standing at 114.5 meters tall, it holds the title of the UK’s tallest public artwork. Far more than a sculpture, this high-art tower doubles as an extreme playground:

The Slide: Features the world’s longest tunnel slide, twisting around the structure 12 times at speeds up to 15 mph.

The Views & Stairs: Offers a 20-mile panoramic view over the skyline, with an optional 455-step spiral descent.

The Abseil: Hosts the UK’s highest free-fall abseil for extreme thrill-seekers.

Name: ArcelorMittal Orbit

Lat, Long: 51.538427,-0.0124279

Location: London, United Kingdom

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